Take a look: This 1930s home on the market in Albuquerque has a fireplace, heated veranda and basement

Elizabeth Tucker, Albuquerque Journal, N.M.
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May 15—This early-century home at 321 13th NW is within walking distance of Old Town, the bosque, parks, dining and coffee shops. The home boasts classic hard wood floors, crown molding and built-in shelves. An enclosed, heated veranda makes a great space to sip morning coffee or curl up with a good book, basking in sunshine. The living room has a cozy fireplace for chilly evenings and built-in boo shelves to hold your reading library. The home has five bedrooms and a potential sixth, which could also be a hobby room. There is plenty of storage throughout the home. The kitchen has extended counter space, plenty of cabinets and a pantry for extra storage. There is also a basement with temperature control. Updates include a newer roof, refrigerated air, furnace, appliances and upgraded electrical work. The backyard has a patio ready for entertaining, turfgrass and trees.

Price: $500,000

Year built: 1935

House size: 2,050 square feet

Lot size: 0.12 acres

Bedrooms: 5

Baths: 1 full bath, 1 three-quarter bath