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Hyde Park bungalow with backyard apartment asks $725K

Stylishly restored home with flexibility

Open dining room and kitchen with exposed shiplap walls, wood floors, dark wood trim, and a white chandelier over the table.
4506 Red River Street
Via Juice Homes

Built in 1940, this one-story frame house is what may be considered a Hyde Park bungalow—even a classic Hyde Park bungalow—a term that can be used loosely to describe a variety of small, vintage houses that conjure a certain image: large, covered porches; peaked roofs; Craftsman-style elements, and so forth.

Even if it doesn’t conform strictly to a specific style, it’s most definitely vintage, cute, and stylishly remodeled. It’s too bad that interior photos sacrifice staging to hammer home the point that it’s currently functioning as a jam-packed vacation rental, as is the detached backyard cottage, which has one bedroom and one bathroom.

If you look past the beds crammed inelegantly in some of the rooms and the odd piece of generic, purely functional furniture, though, you can see a lot of character and vintage style here—a description to which its appearance of HGTV’s Small Space Big Style show can attest.

The main home has two bedrooms, one bathroom, and such features as wood floors, nine-foot ceilings, exposed shiplap walls, and custom kitchen cabinets. There are two private yards with a covered, screened porch in between, as well as a one-car garage and second off-street parking space off an alley in back. Both homes’s total square footage is 2,031. Juice Real Estate holds the listing.

One-story wood house with peaked roof and a big front porch with tapered columns. Painted dark blue and white trim.
Living room with white walls, wood floors, four large windows, and a fireplace.
Kitchen with wood floors, a white beadboard ceiling, white lower cabinets and drawers, open shelves, and shelves with glass doors.
Bedroom with light blue walls and floor to ceiling armoires, fake green ground covering on one wall, and wood floors.
Bathroom with light blue tile backsplash and a contemporary square sink opening to a hallway with a bookshelf serving as room divider.
Screened porch with beadboard ceiling, white-and-dark-blue tiles, and an amber-colored pendant lamp hanging from the ceiling. Two exterior walls of a house and separate patio or entertaining areas can be seen through the screens.