618 E Gladstone Ave Richmond, VA 23222
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About this home
Welcome home to 618 E. Gladstone Ave. in Richmond’s sought-after Highland Park neighborhood, where historic charm meets modern revitalization just minutes from downtown! This charming 5 bedroom, 2 bath home has been beautifully updated and lovingly maintained. From the moment you arrive, you’ll appreciate the fully fenced yard, freshly mulched beds, and large covered front porch, perfect for relaxing or greeting neighbors. Step inside to find rich hardwood floors, detailed rosettes and wood trim on the windows and doorways, decorative crown molding, and a transom window that fills the home with natural light. The inviting living room features a decorative fireplace with an ornate cast iron inset, showcasing intricate scrollwork that adds warmth and historic character. A hallway full bath with a linen closet and tiled tub/shower combo leads to a flex room, ideal as a home office, playroom, or optional 5th bedroom. The kitchen blends modern convenience with classic style, offering granite countertops, modern cabinetry, and LVP flooring. Just off the kitchen, you’ll find access to the rear patio and a convenient laundry area with stackable washer/dryer. Upstairs, the original staircase spindles highlight the home’s craftsmanship, leading to four spacious bedrooms, each with plush carpet and generous closet space. The full hall bath features beadboard accent walls, large subway tile tub/shower combo, and a modern vanity and fixtures. Outside, enjoy a level, private backyard with endless possibilities! Create a garden, add a firepit or patio area, or build a detached storage shed to house all your outdoor toys! Highland Park offers a vibrant mix of updated historic homes, new construction, and community developments. Enjoy easy access to local favorites like the Richmond Raceway Complex and Virginia Credit Union LIVE! amphitheater.
Source: CENTRALVIRGINIA #2528908
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