“Why yes, I do live in a storybook cottage,” you’ll say upon moving into this 1932 Tudor Revival in the heart of the beloved Highlands neighborhood. From the classic red brick with decorative insets to the arched front doorway, pitched gable and details like the original mailbox and milk door—all framed by beautiful trees and landscaping—you might just fall for this home at first sight. The feeling continues inside, where original redwood window woodwork (framing new window glass), ample sunlight, gleaming hardwood floors and solid brick walls give the home character to spare. Look forward to hosting from your well-appointed kitchen, with cherry-hued cabinets, granite counters and a brand-new oven and range. Then take the gatherings outside into spaces that really shine, including the large backyard, with a lush lawn, vegetable gardens, lots of shade, and privacy from new fencing and a perimeter of trees. Bright bedrooms upstairs make a peaceful and cheery refuge for downtime. Enjoy the single-car garage and an additional off-street parking spot for easy in-and-out in the heart of the city. Updates like a new concrete front walkway, a new washer and dryer, new electrical wiring upstairs, refinished and repainted interior walls, central AC, and new skylights lend peace of mind so you can relish in the many charms of this home and its proximity to the superb eateries, shops and services in and around popular Highland Square.