Located in the historic Shadow Lawn neighborhood within Hyde Park, this all-brick home was built in the '50s on land that was part of "The Shipe House" homestead, built by Col. Monroe M. Shipe, the original developer of Hyde Park. This home is by owned the Estate of Dorothy Richter, dubbed "the Honorary Mayor of Hyde Park" for her activism in neighborhood preservation, environmental issues, non-smoker's rights, and her other political causes. She took incredible care of this home which is now ready for a complete cosmetic redo. The home sits on a huge .36-acre corner lot and including the half-lot that was split between neighbors. This presents ADU possibilities. The construction technique used is a pier and beam foundation with a concrete perimeter foundation used to support the brick construction. We have completed a standard home inspection. and plumbing inspection. All reports are available for viewing.

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