Classic Central West End 1896 home designed by noted architect W. Albert Swasey, located on quiet tree-lined Fullerton’s Westminster Place, with a cul-de-sac at east end of block. This is one of seven Swasey-designed houses in a row along the south side of Westminster Place. Original architectural details include beautiful archways (a signature of Swasey’s designs), turret, built-in bookcases, pocket doors, 4 fireplaces set at angles, 2 additional fireplaces, oak and pine floors, leaded glass, bay windows and crown mouldings. Updates include zoned heating and cooling, high-efficiency furnace for the 1st floor, double water heaters, security system and a ten-year-old roof. The 3rd floor has a 14′ x 10′ kitchen and can either be rented out as a separate apartment or incorporated as part of the residence (zoning on Fullerton’s Westminster Place is 2-family). This home features the best of an historic home combined with an excellent open floor plan and flow.