Nicely set back from the street and fronted by a manicured lawn and shade trees, this Tudor treasure in New Rochelle awaits you. Originally built in 1925, the three-bedroom, 2.5-bath classic with its gambrel roof offers two spacious levels of living space plus an attic and a large basement. A long driveway leads to a standalone garage, and a wonderful backyard oasis stands ready for summer barbeques. Entering the home feels like a welcome embrace, with hardwood floors and sunny exposures on all sides. A huge living room features a stone fireplace and a wall of picture windows, with a wide entry into the adjacent dining room. A delightful sunroom with windows on three sides is the perfect place to sit and read. The inviting country kitchen is complemented by an adorable breakfast nook with a built-in table and bench seats. Extras at this level include a convenient powder room, a butler's pantry, and recessed overhead lighting. You'll find three lovely bedrooms upstairs, each with sunny exposures on two sides and fan lamps. The updated bath has wall tiles, wood-paneled wainscoting, and a linen closet. There's lots of extra storage space throughout the home, including the pull-down attic, and a charming hallway sewing closet which is a rarity in this day and age. More options await at the basement level with a laundry room, counter and sink, tons of recreation space, and a full bath with combo tub and shower. Westchester County's New Rochelle is known for its picturesque marina, sailing, golf, a historic tennis club, parks and lakes, and a vibrant downtown scene with shops, restaurants, and theaters.