Offered on the open market for the first time, this 1950s Cape has undergone a top-to-bottom transformation. Every system and surface is new, from electrical and plumbing to white oak floors throughout, each detail has been considered. Enter through the side door into a vaulted mudroom, a generous drop zone with sliders leading to the backyard. An archway opens to the fully reimagined chef’s kitchen, outfitted with double wall ovens, a gas cooktop with pot filler, a beverage fridge, and a French door refrigerator with freezer drawer. A farmhouse sink overlooks the yard, and an oversized island provides abundant storage and seating for five. The adjoining dining room, anchored by a fireplace, flows into a bright living area with recessed lighting and a statement light fixture, a layout suited to easy hosting. A full bath off the front hall completes the main level. Upstairs are three bedrooms, including a primary with ample closet space, plus a full bath with a double vanity, a shower/tub combination, and polished brass fixtures. The finished lower level adds room to play, a second fireplace, and a dedicated laundry room. Outside, the fenced 0.31 acre lot offers a wide lawn, a patio made for gatherings, and a storage shed. A playground sits directly across the street, and the Quincy Adams Red Line station is less than half a mile away, with Route 3, I-93, and the shops and restaurants of Quincy Center all close by.
