2365 East Cumberland Street

1800+ sq ft home built in 1895 and updated thoughtfully with original charm and character throughout. 3 bedrooms (4th became the laundry room/walk in closet which could potentially be a BR). Central Air. A super dry semi-finished basement with an additional toilet (and shower waiting to be finished). Greensgrow Farms reopening one block to the east and Meetinghouse (a new beer brand) opening to the west on our block where Memphis Taproom used to be. Easy and ample street parking. Great neighbors on a desirable block. Hackett school (walkable).

FIRST FLOOR
Half bathroom. 9 1/2 ft High ceilings with original crown molding in the living room and dining room. Original refinished hardwood floors and marble mantle in living room.
Custom designed kitchen w/ concrete countertops and herringbone hardwood floors, UK imported aged brass fixtures, Farrow and Ball painted cabinets, aged brass Devol faucet and sprayer, a Shaw UK porcelain farm sink with top of the line insinkerator garbage disposal, Viking appliances including a dishwasher, refrigerator with internal ice machine, and 6 burner gas range.
Tiled mudroom leads to a fenced in outdoor patio space.

SECOND FLOOR
Custom designed luxury bathroom w/ claw foot tub and hidden rain shower w/ sprayer. Plenty of (2) closet space. Laundry room/walk in closet with GE front loading washer and dryer, carrerra marble folding station, hanging space, custom drawers and shelving.
Master Bedroom with the option to open one of the 2 doors to the walk in closet/laundry room.

THIRD FLOOR
2 bedrooms. Hall closet.

$3200 a month, background check, first and security. Pet security if necessary. Serious inquiries only please. Please feel free to reach out for more info.

*Just want to be upfront that there are no alterations without written consent. A few things we would ask that don’t get painted over such as the original gold crown molding, the Fornasetti wallpaper in the foyer, 3rd floor plaster w/natural patina (sealed), hand painted address numbers, and the Frank Furness light in the foyer that would remain.

Thank you!