Just Listed! 2851 Huntington in St. Louis Park’s Fern Hill Neighborhood

 

Open This Sunday (7/22) From 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.

What: 4 Bedroom/3 Bath two-story Colonial with 2,650 finished square feet.
Where:  2851 Huntington Avenue South in Fern Hill; about four blocks southwest of Cedar Lake, and one mile west of Lake Calhoun.
When:  listed . . . today!
How much:  $617,500.
Who: listed by Ross Kaplan, Edina Realty – City Lakes.

Don’t miss your chance to own this character-filled Colonial with four(!) Bedrooms up on one of Fern Hill’s prettiest blocks.

You’ll love the blend of formal and informal spaces on the first floor, including the Living Room, Dining Room, Den, and Kitchen/Family Room overlooking the level, fenced backyard (screened Porch, too!).

Hard-to-find 4 BR’s Up

Upstairs, enjoy four Bedrooms on one level including the private Owner’s Suite and walk-in closet; the downstairs Amusement Room has its own fireplace.

Quality construction and lots of nice updates throughout, featuring hardwood floors; newer double-hung windows; recent exterior painting; newer furnace (forced air) and central a/c; and drain tile.

Terrific backyard (below) perfect for kids, pets, gardening — or all three!

Need even more elbow room?  City lakes beaches, walking and biking trails (including Kenilworth Trail and Midtown Greenway) are just blocks away.



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