Dedham home’s good for starters – and more
“Starter home” is a bit of a misnomer for 334 Bridge St. in Dedham. While it checks off a few of those “starter” boxes, it’s in almost pristine condition and enjoys an enviable location that marries Dedham’s affordability (for now) and proximity to downtown Boston and Interstate 95. The home, built in 1930 but recently refreshed with many updates including an updated roof and double windows, is ideal for a first home, families looking to downsize, or as an opportunity to continue building. There’s an unfinished basement with lots of potential, as well as an enclosed sunroom off the kitchen with brand new carpeting that could be used as an additional living space. Cute and cozy from the outside, the single family Cape’s front and side yard, all fenced in, beckon a hobby gardner. There’s enough space for planting perennials or adding raised garden beds. Coming in at just under 1,000 square feet, the home’s interior is immaculate. You’ll find refin- ished hardwood floors and fresh paint throughout. You’ll find many updates in the renovated kitchen and dining area. It’s sunny and spacious, with many windows and lots of cabinet and pantry space. Even more, this charmer of a home packs a lot of living space under its roof. There is a bedroom and full bathroom on the first floor, and two additional bedrooms and a bathroom on the upper level. The second-floor bathroom is especially attractive, with a clawfoot tub and vintage colorful tiles. There is closet space galore and additional storage in the basement. Fairly unique to this neighborhood is the onecar garage, as well as up to four off-street parking spaces. Open house hours are Sunday from noon to 2 p.m. The sale of the home, priced at $399,900, is being handled by Ilya Cobi with The Cobi Real Estate Team at RE/MAX, 617-943-6503.