What a coincidence, the significance of the street address! 1924 Longfellow, located in Boston Edison Historic District was originally built in 1924 by notable architect Hiram J. Hamer. This historic colonial home features Palladian style windows on the first level. Over the years the home's interior has been modified. Fast forward almost 100 years, this home has been renovated for 21st century style, comfort & conveniences. Re-finished hardwood flrs throughout, this home has newer plumbing, electrical, mechanicals & roof. New lighting pkg & energy efficient windows are a plus. The 1st floor living area has been re-configured to allow for the ease of contemporary living & entertaining. The large fireplace is still a central focus of the living rm. The large Palladian windows allows for an abundance of natural light that permeates throughout the home. What was once likely a library/study has been transformed into a nice, cozy sitting area. But once again, if desired, this area can become an office or study. The enlarged kitchen flows seamlessly into the dining room. This area features a countertop peninsula for having on-the-go meals, a dining rm area for sit-down eating, as well as a bar/cabinet area with upper floating shelf. Just off the dining rm, a 3-season room with terra cotta like tile floor. Perfect for relaxing, reading, or playing board games. This room leads directly out to the backyard. The 2nd level features 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths with custom tiling & laundry. The primary bedroom ensuite can be described as Urban Style & Comfort. Spacious bedroom, full bathroom w/large walk-in shower, as well as an adjacent room/space featured as a beautiful 11 x 17 sitting room or you can design an awesome dressing room or a combination of both. There is also a 2nd floor patio/deck off a rear facing bedroom. The 3rd floor features a multi-purpose flex room that can serve a variety of uses. The exterior features 2 car garage, all new cement driveway from sidewalk to the garage and extra large lot.