Mid-century magic is REAL, and 5 E 52nd Street is proof. This BEAUTIFULLY curated 1950 ranch in Ardsley Park has the kind of open floor plan that feels like it was designed to live in, not just look at. The layout flows EFFORTLESSLY from room to room and opens directly to the backyard in a way that most Ardsley homes simply do not. It participates with the outdoors. That is not a small thing. Inside, the stacked stone fireplace anchors the living room as an undeniable SHOWSTOPPER, the kind of original architectural feature that cannot be replicated. Rich hardwoods run throughout, the updated kitchen features a coveted drawer microwave and full appliances, and the storage throughout this home is EXCEPTIONAL by any standard and truly remarkable for Ardsley. Built-in closets, deep hallway storage, and a walk-up attic make this one as functional as it is gorgeous. A new HVAC installed in 2024 means the big ticket item is DONE. Set back from the street for privacy and presence, the patio and fenced yard create an outdoor living situation that is READY for its moment. The attached garage offers bonus potential as a mudroom or additional storage. This is the one mid-century buyers have been waiting for.
Listing courtesy of Six Bricks LLC.

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