This rarely available end-of-group Tudor rowhouse on a coveted block in Ednor Gardens is evidence that great design and craftsmanship never go out of style. Thoughtfully maintained and updated, the home has had only three owners since 1932, when notable developer E.J. Gallagher built it as part of his vision to create a garden-like village of architecturally diverse, affordable homes in the city. Gallagher designed the end-of-group houses on this block with over 300 square feet more above-grade living space than the interior houses, which in this special home allows for a bonus foyer and sunroom, as well as a larger primary bedroom. This scale combines with a carefully designed layout and unique aesthetic features to create a functional space with captivating style. The stucco faade with arched brick doorway is set up from the street, creating space for a sweet garden of native perennials. A welcoming foyer opens to a large living room with original decorative fireplace, inlaid wood floors, crown molding, and abundant natural light shining through rows of Pella casement windows. Adjacent to the living room is the beautiful and versatile sunroom that can be used year-round for an additional sitting area or playroom. A spacious dining room with original built-in china cabinet leads to a large new deck shaded by mature sycamores. The charming kitchen features ample cabinet space and brand-new stainless-steel dishwasher and stove. A beautifully crafted staircase with original woodwork leads upstairs to a wide second-floor landing opening to three bedrooms, all with wood floors. The generous primary bedroom easily accommodates a king-sized bed with room to spare, and features an extensive walk-in closet and an additional en suite space for a sitting area or study. Spacious second and third bedrooms and a tastefully updated main bath with a new rain shower round out the second floor. A lower-level unfinished basement provides endless storage space, original cedar closet, laundry and utility area, water closet with toilet, and exterior access to the rear driveway with buzzer entry that can be operated from the kitchen. This special home also offers upgraded mechanicals throughout, including a high-efficiency heating system and water heater, heated garage/workshop, large parking pad/driveway, and ample additional parking on the side street. All of this in a vibrant and friendly neighborhood with quick access to major transportation routes, downtown, shopping, restaurants, art museums, Hampden, Johns Hopkins University, Waverly Farmers Market, Sherwood Gardens, Lake Montebello, YMCA, and many other amenities. Central HVAC 2015. Pella replacement windows circa 2005, with records showing total cost of more than $20,000. Refrigerator 2009. Stove 2021. Oven 2021. Dishwasher 2021. Electric range and dishwasher under manufacturers warranty. Full bathroom updated 2019. Washer and dryer replaced circa 2016. Water heater 2017. High-efficiency Weil-McLain boiler. New deck 2019. Masonry professionally repointed 2009 at cost of more than $17,000. High-end front security/storm door. Original Ednor Gardens brochure by E.J. Gallagher included.