Savvy buyers and their smart agents know that most houses don't come with instant personality and charm. Quality-crafted 301 N. Edgewood Street is the rare exception. If you have ever imagined living in a stylish bungalow with an easy-care yard on the edge of Clarendon you don't want to miss this one. 1932 was the the year Al Capone was convicted for income-tax evasion and FDR won the U. S. presidential election by a landslide. Simpler times. Solid times. A time of pride of workmanship and strong work ethic. Never could 1932 homeowners have imagined their trusty trolleys would be replaced by today's speedy Metro system whisking riders from place to place in mere minutes. They could not have dreamed of today's vibrant Clarendon with groceries, eateries and shops offering a smorgasbord of choices and where parks, bike paths, schools and every service imaginable are abundant. This charmer now has a welcoming screened porch with appealing ceiling fans ideal for relaxing, entertaining and watching the world go by. Up-to-date eat-in kitchen, three full baths and an abundance of living space. Big, handsome Living Room with gas fireplace, spacious separate Dining Room and even a Den/Family Rm./Sunroom that leads to a tranquil deck. Versatile full walk-out basement with kitchenette, third full bath, B.R. #4 space (office? au pair? guests? that boomerang kid? ) and even a separate entrance for easy private comings and goings. Don't miss the extra storage (former garage) to the left of the deck. Coveted neighborhood with quick access to bike path, charming Lyon Park Community Center playground, bridges to D.C./MD, I66 & I395. Clarendon Metro a mere 12 minute walk. Comfort, livability and a nod to the past that can't be beat.