Listing in RareForm Presents: The Zebulon Dandy of 1951
One thing we truly appreciate about RFP are the magnetic energy we receive from passionate home-owners, we had to fact check the annual triple power washing and its true, the man is obsessive over this ranch abode. ‘The Purveyors of Classic Homes’ has a textbook owner in this example, the Dandy is the true life’s work of its current steward.
Zebulon Dandy is a truly exemplary mid century ranch with a ten year steward that has executed nearly every facet of structural upgrading while also placing great effort into the homes weaknesses while allowing the originality of this early 50’s ranch to be cherished for decades to come.
Upon our Improvement Co. prelist assessment we could only locate one major item that needed some sorting prior to listing: her roof. Days later we had a meeting with our roofer and its complete replacement is scheduled during our coming-soon period. This is the the type of seller you want your first real estate torch pass to occur with. The mindfulness of the work completed is vast as Zebulon had an annual appetite for continual progress until the home was truly ready to be enjoyed and simply maintained.
3251 Johnson St NE est. in 1951: 3 bed // 2 bath // 1.5 car // 1,530 fsf // 5,206 tax // 40’ x 124’ lot
MLS LINK: https://idx.homespotter.com/hs_northstar/rmls/6485755?agent_id=250884&sui=96159026
the limestone facade of 1951 atomic ranch that has been artfully curated by its loving purveyor. The Dandy is only available due to relocation, a NE mid-century offering a sun-drenched living experience only a well-positioned ranch offers. this ten-year steward has executed mechanical updates throughout, and major ticket items are all complete: see home highlight for annual passion projects executed over the last ten years.
Must-see list in this price-point:
major natural light: owner added full light doors, additional windows and flow from inside to out
floor-to-ceiling glass: Dandy is really well positioned for light throughout
chef's kitchen with full ceramic tile over marble counters, kitchen-aid range
walkout to patio overlooking cedar-fenced gardens with a mature native gardens throughout the property
basement lives like a main floor: windows between rooms for light, fireplace, finished laundry, niche for a secondary home office, and a guest suite with a serviceable bath.
The sunroom is a divine gather-dining space, frenchies from kitchen, full picture window & slider to terrace
The lower level was completed over the course of two years from start to finish beginning during covid. Cues from childhood supper clubs were used to bring glass and light from room to room vertically & horizontally. An electric fireplace was added to provide a wonderful cozy environment to the space. Guest suite is ideal for hosting and laundry is detailed in nice finish cabinetry with ample counters for executing.