With a pair of steeply pitched gables and matching arched front door and picture window, this 1923 residence is the epitome of what makes a tudor-style home so charming. The vertically-placed cladding in said gables complements the brick exterior, and the red Bartile roof gives it just the right amount of pop. The home’s wood-cased windows and trim, the original hardwood doors and hardware, the built-in bookshelves, the coved ceilings all demonstrate the quality of craftsmanship that went into this property. Add to that, it has been recently remodeled to reflect today’s standards while maintaining the era in which it was built. In all, this home is a winner. Better scoop it up before it’s gone like ice cream on a hot day.