Dream of owning your own piece of Highland Park history? Built in 1919 by Flippen Prather Construction Company and lovingly maintained for the past 100+ years, 3700 Harvard offers original, historic charm in a prized location. A perfect home to remodel to your taste or use the site to build your dream home!

Situated on a corner lot of .29 acres across from Dyckman Park, this home boasts classic architectural details. Its high ceilings and numerous windows let light pour in and fill the rooms. And four fireplaces throughout—in the living room, family room, breakfast room, and primary suite—add warmth and charm. Plus, with everything located on a single floor, the home easily adapts to meet the needs of those across all generations.

The kitchen, family room, breakfast room, and primary suite were added on and expanded under the direction of Cathy Koonsman, a local builder and restoration specialist, who ensured that the new additions blended seamlessly with the original construction. The kitchen boasts stainless steel appliances, a large center island, and plenty of storage space. Attached is the most perfect breakfast nook with its brick fireplace and wall of French doors and windows overlooking the backyard. Entertain friends and family in the formal living and dining spaces or invite friends for a more intimate gathering in the family room.

The primary ensuite promises rest and relaxation at the end of the day with its beautifully carved wooden fireplace and oversized bath and closet. Two secondary bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms and an additional office space complete the home.

The 3-4 car detached garage has been updated to include an incredibly fun, 1950s-style hang-out room or workshop on the first floor. An entire apartment (plus extra storage) is located on the second floor of the garage, perfect for out-of-town guests and family.

The original cement tile roof still covers the home and garage, with each individual tile weighing close to ten pounds. To own 3700 Harvard is to own a piece of history and to be connected to loving lineage of those who have called this charming place home.