724 Ellsworth, A Rustic/Industrial, Yet Modern Remodel in the Italian Market
Welcome to 724 Ellsworth St- A rustically renovated Italian Market beauty. This home has been stripped down to the barest elements, showcasing the materials from which these homes were made- exposed brick, sturdy wood framing, antique floors- but with the types of modern updates that resonates with all buyers. This one is PACKED with character and charm. If you're thinking of touring it, please hit me up! I'd love to help. Listed by Michael DeFiore, Houzer LLC
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