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The Canton trifecta: a rooftop deck with downtown skyline views, an attached garage, and Patterson Park two blocks from your front door. This brick end of group was gut renovated in 2014, and sitting at the end of the row gives you windows on three sides and the kind of light that’s hard to find in a city rowhome. Inside, the main level runs long and open, with an exposed brick wall from front to back, crown molding, recessed lighting, and hardwood floors throughout. A few steps up at the rear, the kitchen has white shaker cabinetry, dark granite, stainless appliances including a gas range, and windows on two sides, with an open rail that keeps the cook in the conversation. Upstairs, the primary suite has four windows, a walk-in closet with built-in shelving, and a bath with two separate vanities and a marble-tiled walk-in shower with a rain head. The second bedroom has its own wall of exposed brick and a double closet, with a second full bath just down the hall. The finished lower level adds a third bedroom and full bath for guests, a home office, or a roommate. Then there’s the garage: pull straight in, carry the groceries up, and skip the nightly lap around the block. Mornings start with coffee at OneDo Coffee Roasters a few blocks away or the crab dip bagel at Café Dear Leon on O’Donnell Square. And when the day winds down, head up to the roof deck, where the downtown skyline fills one side of the view and the Patterson Park treeline fills the other, best enjoyed on a cool fall evening.

The Canton trifecta: a rooftop deck with downtown skyline views, an attached garage, and Patterson Park two blocks from your front door. This brick end of group was gut renovated in 2014, and sitting at the end of the row gives you windows on three sides and the kind of light that’s hard to find in a city rowhome. Inside, the main level runs long and open, with an exposed brick wall from front to back, crown molding, recessed lighting, and hardwood floors throughout. A few steps up at the rear, the kitchen has white shaker cabinetry, dark granite, stainless appliances including a gas range, and windows on two sides, with an open rail that keeps the cook in the conversation. Upstairs, the primary suite has four windows, a walk-in closet with built-in shelving, and a bath with two separate vanities and a marble-tiled walk-in shower with a rain head. The second bedroom has its own wall of exposed brick and a double closet, with a second full bath just down the hall. The finished lower level adds a third bedroom and full bath for guests, a home office, or a roommate. Then there’s the garage: pull straight in, carry the groceries up, and skip the nightly lap around the block. Mornings start with coffee at OneDo Coffee Roasters a few blocks away or the crab dip bagel at Café Dear Leon on O’Donnell Square. And when the day winds down, head up to the roof deck, where the downtown skyline fills one side of the view and the Patterson Park treeline fills the other, best enjoyed on a cool fall evening.