A rare Sears Clifton model bungalow, built in 1932, is ready for its next chapter. Located in Cherrydale on a quiet street just one block from Langston Boulevard, this charming home is being sold by the estate of the couple who enjoyed it for almost 80 years. A wide foyer opens into the main level which features nine foot ceilings and craftsman-style, five foot tall windows that fill the rooms with natural light. The original kitchen has been updated with new cabinetry and modern appliances. There are two bedrooms (either would be ideal for a home office) and full bath on the main level. Beautiful narrow oak floors were refinished for the first time this spring. Upstairs, there are two more bedrooms and a small full bath tucked under the eaves. The upstairs also provides plenty of space for storage and/or a play area. A large unfinished walk-up basement with a gas fireplace runs the full length of the home. The backyard is walled on two sides creating a very private oasis which for many years contained marvelous gardens. And although this property is located in the Maywood neighborhood, it is not within the Maywood Historic District. In 1930, Sears described this bungalow as being 'as practical and up to date as it is beautiful and unique', words that remain true today.