703 E 45 1/2 is a 1925 bungalow on a full lot in Hyde Park, with the kind of personality that only comes with a hundred years.

The original details are still here: wood floors, trim work, and classic proportions, with a front porch meant for saying hello to the neighbors. At 960 square feet, the floor plan is a spacious primary, additional bedroom, one bathroom, and a utility room that’s punching above it’s weight. The yard has mature trees and layered outdoor character you can’t manufacture.

The lot is the other key detail here: full size, alley access, options. Live in it as-is or add on when the timing is right for you.

The neighborhood’s full of your favorite third places that quietly become essentials throughout your day. Allday Pizza, Antonelli’s, Julio’s, First Light Books—they feel like they’ve always belonged there, whether they opened last year or forty years ago. Shipe Park anchors it all — two acres with a seasonal pool, tennis and basketball courts, shaded playgrounds, and a 1930s log cabin that’s original to the park.

Hyde Park opportunities with this configuration and location don’t often come back around.