Say hello to 3149 Cherry Street, tucked into one of Maplewood’s most loved walkable pockets. You’re just steps from favorite restaurants, local shops, and the neighborhood festivals that make this area so fun and special. Fully renovated in 2021, the home offers 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, with a bright main floor that feels effortless for everyday living. The warm entry leads into open dining and gathering spaces that flow naturally. Sunlight fills the rooms, and the layout gives you flexibility for spreading out or hosting with ease. The primary suite is a true standout, featuring a spacious bedroom, a dual shower head walk in shower, and a custom walk in closet with its own laundry. The second bedroom on this level also includes a private ensuite and walk in closet. Two additional bedrooms on the third floor share a beautiful full bath with a walk in shower and custom tiled bench. A rare feature of this property is the three car garage. Above it sits a fully finished bonus level with a large rec room, a bedroom, and a room originally planned as a bathroom. When the space was built, Maplewood did not allow plumbing in detached structures, but that rule has since changed, opening the door to create a fully functional apartment. Think guest suite, income producing unit, or the ultimate work from home setup. Outside, the yard comes to life in warmer months. The owners added two professionally designed rain gardens filled with native, drought tolerant plants that naturally manage stormwater and require very little maintenance. They also created dedicated culinary herb beds and built a custom playset that can later transition into a garden pergola. It’s a special outdoor space with charm and thoughtful design. The main house offers 2360 square feet of beautifully finished living space, and the additional 635 square feet above the garage adds even more value and versatility. Homes with this mix of walkability, space, and potential rarely come to market in Maplewood. Come see what makes 3149 Cherry Street so special.
