1904 Ashland Avenue is a masterclass in intentional design and livability. A 1930 Midwood bungalow thoughtfully reimagined by Alter Architects. Function over excess was prioritized, resulting a home that lives far beyond its 1,834 square feet with a layout that feels both expansive and effortlessly connected. From the street, the home exudes understated charm. Inside, a curated interior unfolds with distinct living spaces, abundant natural light, and seamless flow throughout. Skylights flood the kitchen with sunshine, while the sunroom’s walls of windows create an uninterrupted connection to the backyard and outdoor living spaces.
The kitchen is refined and highly functional, anchored by a herringbone-laid backsplash and complemented by bespoke tile selections throughout. The primary suite serves as a serene retreat, featuring an ensuite with a dual vanity, soaking tub, and glass-enclosed shower stall. Every detail throughout the home feels considered, balancing warmth, character, and modern functionality. Outdoor living was designed with equal intention. A stone patio sets the stage for al fresco dining, while the wood deck and firepit create the perfect backdrop for relaxed evenings at home. And then there’s Ashland Avenue—some will argue it’s one of Plaza Midwood’s most coveted streets—placing you moments from restaurants, parks, and vibrant energy while still feeling tucked away in one of 28205’s most desirable settings.