This 1923 Colonial has the character buyers hope for — modern layout with old world charm. Enter
the enclosed front porch wrapped in windows. Then you are welcomed into the main house by
gleaming hardwoods, and original woodwork throughout. The kitchen was updated in 2024 with
quartz counters and a new sink, with room for bar stools at the island. Just steps away, the sun-filled
dining room offers bench seating along the windows — a bright, easy spot for morning coffee or
casual meals.
What sets it apart is the main level: a first-floor bedroom, half bath, and laundry together — flexible
enough to serve as single-level living, a guest room, or a home office.
A welcoming central hall adds both character and flexibility, featuring beautiful original woodwork and
a built-in bookshelf. Use it as a reading nook, home office space, study area, or a convenient spot to
showcase books, art, and personal treasures.
Upstairs are three more bedrooms with large closets throughout, including walk-ins — storage this
era rarely offers. And the upper hall is a destination of its own: a true room-sized landing rarely found
in homes of any era. With space for a desk, a reading chair, or a game table, it easily becomes a
study, homework station, den, or play area — a flexible bonus room right outside the bedrooms.
Out back: a brick paver patio, fenced yard, and a one-car garage with opener. The big-ticket items are
already done — roof and sewer laterals in 2016.
The location seals it. You're minutes from Carroll University and Waukesha's historic downtown —
Les Paul's hometown — with summer concerts, a farmers market, shops, and the Riverwalk along the
Fox River, plus an award-winning park system.