Queen Village was home to early Americans and is still a great place to call home. Its tree-lined streets and cobbled lanes evoke a quieter time, and this home is a gem in the neighborhood: accessibly sized and affordably priced.

Your buyers will love the combination of old-world charm and modern conveniences. Enter a cozy first floor with an open floorplan. In addition to two large windows, the front door is capped with a glass transom. The kitchen is cleverly designed for even the most ambitious home cooks. Theres a brick fronted, warming gas fireplace, a dining area for entertaining and a comfortable seating area. The back door opens to a private, bi-level deck - great for al fresco relaxing and dining, and there is no street access behind the home to fret about here!

Underneath the home is a finished basement set up as a media room with a large projection television system, a separate laundry room, and room for lots of storage. Many of the systems and built-ins will come with the house. See the attached document for details.

On the second floor youll find a light-filled spacious bedroom with lots of shelves and storage - plenty of room for a home office as well! Theres a modern bath, with a large walk-in, glass-enclosed shower, plus a large cabinet for linens and things.

The third-floor bedroom boasts a brick fronted, wood-burning fireplace, lots of light and enough space for another home office. The is no lack of storage and the track lighting makes for easy reading in bed. Large windows look out on a lovely tree and charming Kauffman Street.

There is a new energy-efficient HVAC system, a new water heater, Pella windows throughout, all new electric service and panel, freshly silver-coated roof, recently refinished parquet floors and repointed front faade, entryway security camera and much more!

All of that in a most desirable location. Situated on a quiet small street, tucked between Queen and Catharine, 511 Kauffman is conveniently located near public transportation and a great public school, Nebinger. Its a short walk to the 9th St Market, the shops and restaurants of 4th St and South St, Whole Foods and Acme markets, Mario Lanza Park and dog run and the Headhouse Farmers Market. Some of the country's finest restaurants are steps from the front door. This is a rare opportunity to take up residence in one of America's oldest and most desirable residential neighborhoods at a friendly price.

Walk score - 98!
Transit score -72
Bike score - 81