About 624 W 38th Street A
This first-floor one-bedroom sits behind a white picket gate on the corner of 38th and South Carolina, one of three units in a 1918 building that has been renovated inside and out. Board and batten siding, black-framed windows, a columned front porch, and in this building, each unit has its own private entryway. No one lives below, there's one shared wall, and no interior steps to manage. Inside, the roughly 550 square foot unit uses every inch of space to the fullest. Wide plank oak floors run throughout, and the living room pulls natural light from three sides. The kitchen is a galley done in white shaker cabinets with black pulls, quartz counters, and a window over the sink, fully outfitted with a stainless gas range, a built-in microwave, and a full-size refrigerator. A back door off the kitchen opens straight onto the patio, which makes quick work of groceries and trash night. A stackable washer and dryer stay with the unit, which is the kind of thing that sounds minor until you have lived without it. The bedroom holds a walk-in closet built out with a center shelf tower and two hanging rods, plus a wall-mounted electric fireplace for the evenings. The bathroom is finished in marble-look porcelain from floor to ceiling, with a framed glass shower enclosure, a stone-topped vanity, and a round mirror under a three-light bar. Off the back door, a private concrete patio with turf inlays sits behind a white vinyl fence. Heat is a wall furnace and there is no air conditioning. Street parking only. The gardener is covered by the owner, water is paid by the owner with a fixed
