Oakdale/Mordecai - 412 Glascock St, Raleigh, NC 27604
3 Bedroom | 1 Bath | 939 sqft + 303 sqft in attic | $225,000
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412 Glascock St.
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  1. Crepe Myrtle trees and brick lined planting beds frame the front of this post-war bungalow, a home full of surprises including a finished attic and partial basement.
  2. Off street parking is hidden away near the new custom built studio/storage shed at the back of fenced corner yard overlooked by a large ground-level deck outside the kitchen door.
  3. Placing living room furniture is easy because you don't have to cross the middle of the room to get to the front door.
  4. The living room feels like a much bigger space with a handsome fireplace and lots of windows.
  5. Vintage diner booths, restored original cabinets, lots of them, and hard wood floors - all that is missing is a tabletop jukebox.
  6. The eat-in kitchen is a versatile space with room for free standing shelves, a children's art easel and craft desk. Buyers' choice - keep the diner booths or replace them with your own table.
  7. The southwest corner bedroom catches the sun throughout the day.
  8. Cornered windows make a big room feel even bigger.
  9. The remodeled bath sparkles.
  10. The big surprise - the 303 sqft finished attic is now used as master suite and office. It is not included in the living square feet because the ceiling height is slightly below seven feet.
  11. The office. Lots of light.
  12. IKEA wardrobe and cabinets make a great room divider.
  13. The corner lot, 173 feet long, offers plenty of off street parking for holding a garden party, and lots of room for kids and dogs to run inside the fenced back yard.
  14. ? - and flowering trees for birds and their houses.
  15. Dogs can play a few blocks away at the Oakwood Dog Park. On the way home you can pick up a meal or a gallon of milk at the Brookside Market and Deli.
  16. Kids can play at the Mordecai Mini Park, or join you for a walk through North Carolina history found in the rolling hills of the Oakwood Cemetery.
  17. The PieBird on N Person St is one of many nearby restaurants and shops that are adjacent to the seamlessly connected Oakdale, Mordecai and Historic Oakwood neighborhoods.
  18. Grab lunch and vanilla coke at the Person Street Pharmacy that dates back to 1910. A coffee shop will soon be locating across the street next to Nicole's Art Gallery.
  19. The Person Street shopping area will soon include the Market Restaurant, Escazu Chocolates, Yellow Dog Bakery and Rapid Fitness, all relocating from elsewhere.
  20. At nearby Seaboard Station, Tyler's Taproom recently joined ACE Hardware, Phydeaux Pets, Logans nursery, J. Betski's, Seaboard 18 and several other shops and restaurants.
  21. Walk or bike downtown. This is the view from the new NC AIA Center for Architecture and Design looking south past the state government offices, legislative building, museums, old Capitol. Fayetteville St.
  22. Family friendly Friday night concerts are a neighborhood gathering place on the lawn of the Mordecai Historic House and park near the western end of Glascock Street.
  23. Crepe Myrtle trees and brick-lined planting beds greet you on your return home.

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