Welcome home! Come tour this timeless and charming classic 1925 brick bungalow nestled in Historic Hyattsville. This museum-like home was built by Otway Zantzinger, a prominent real estate developer in the Washington, D.C. area. The current owners only shared their piece of history with one other owner, who resided in the home for over 40 years. The upgrades and decor of this home tell a romantic, historic story. Rich hardwood floors throughout (including the second level where the original hardwood floors have been protected under carpet) stunningly complement the flat cross dentil style crown molding, replicated-original door sashes, and wood beam ceiling accents. As you enter the home, you are greeted by the coziest of living spaces that includes a wood burning fireplace. French doors open to the large formal dining room. The kitchen has been updated with stainless steel appliances, gas range, and granite countertops. There are two living spaces off the dining room and kitchen - the first, a living room, playroom, or sitting room, the second, an optional bedroom, office space, or library, sitting adjacent to the full, renovated, main level bathroom. All main level ceilings are over 9 feet high, allowing the home to feel much larger than the footprint suggests. The second level boasts two large bedrooms, one full bathroom, and a third bedroom or nursery. The Owner's bedroom has two large walk-in closets, one completely cedar. The walk-out basement is completely finished, with recessed lighting, large ceramic tile flooring, a large living space, a full bathroom, an optional bedroom, and a seperate laundry room. The backyard is completely fenced in, with a large deck overlooking the flat yard and patio area. Large shed resting in the back of the property conveys with purchase. In this home, old world charm and modern amenities blend perfectly. The roof is 3 years young, and there are thermal pane windows throughout. Walking distance to the Hyattsville Art District, Whole Foods, restaurants and entertainment. Close proximity to the in-progress purple line(metro), public transportation, the University of Maryland Campus. Many nearby parks and nature trails.