Some homes give you more than you expect, and 138 Siebert Rd is one of them.
Set back from the road, this classic Tudor is old-house character made for how we live today. Hardwood floors, graceful archways and original woodwork bring warmth and personality, while thoughtful updates and a flexible layout make everyday life feel easy.
Step inside and the first floor unfolds around a spacious living room anchored by a stone fireplace. To one side, a window-filled sunroom, currently used for dining, features a bay window with a built-in bench and French doors to the patio. To the other, the beautifully renovated kitchen has been opened up and reimagined around a generous center island, creating a true gathering place with plenty of room to cook, connect and pull up a seat. The powder room and another connection to the backyard complete the flow.
Together, the first floor creates an easy circle from indoors to outside that works as well for everyday life as it does when the house is full.
Upstairs, the home's original character continues with hardwood floors, warm wood trim and original doors throughout the three bedrooms and full bath. Additional third-floor space, accessed through one of the bedrooms, offers a fun bonus for a playroom or valuable extra storage.
The finished lower level is a true extension of the home, with room for recreation, work or guests, along with a full bath, laundry and plenty of storage.
Outside, the property gives you even more room to relax and entertain. The large patio has plenty of space for dining and lounging, while the flat, grassy backyard offers room to play, garden and spread out, with a playset and outdoor fire pit. An unusually spacious driveway accommodates up to eight cars in addition to the one-car garage, making larger gatherings that much easier.
Genuinely lived in, loved and cared for, 138 Siebert is one-of-a-kind and ready for its next chapter.
