15 E English St, Wichita, KS 67207

This spacious 1950 ranch is set on an uncrowded .43-acre Eastborough corner lot with a brick circle drive. The recent tasteful upgrade incorporates the existing Regency Moderne elements with a clean fresh aesthetic to produce a light, luxurious and timeless feel. A distinctive center knob entry door is flanked by glass block side lights and opens onto an entry hall with intricate wall detail and a Nero Portoro marble floor. The living room is warmed by a stone accent fireplace wall that wraps into the formal dining room. A thoughtful kitchen remodel enhances the original âbuilt-in-placeâ cabinets with stone countertops and celebrates a highly functional layout that supports serious meal prep, entertaining and casual dining. The south facing sunroom features almost 200 degrees of floor-to-ceiling glass, slate floors, a fireplace and gracious French doors that access an expansive patio in the private back yard. The oversized master bedroom is filled with south and west light and has multiple closets. The master bath boasts tub and a separate black marble multi-jet shower as well as dual sinks. The master bedroom and bath are connected by a âmake-up roomâ with massive mirrors, black countertops, midcentury light fixtures, all lit by a bank of three south facing cottage windows. Guests can choose the separate tub or shower in the hall bath or there is another full bath with shower off the utility room. The interior feel can be characterized as authentic, thoughtful and luxurious. The exterior has fresh paint. Extensive garden beds have been refurbished. The large private backyard has a new patio and dramatic garden lighting. Eastborough offers more than a prestigious central location. The green spaces and pond are great walking destinations. It is about 8 minutes from everything and Eastborough police have a reputation for helping look after homes while occupants are away. Have you noticed that you never see trash cans at the curb in Eastborough? The trash companies retrieve them from and return them to their prescribed locations. This is a nice feature, especially when you are out of town.