16 Ruth Street

This 1910 bungalow in Eagle Place has had its main living areas freshened up — laminate floors, fresh white paint, and a wood stove that anchors the open living and dining space. The coffered ceiling in the dining room is original and in good shape, a detail you rarely see at this price point. The kitchen is the honest trade-off here. It's fully original — flat-front cream cabinets, laminate counters, tile floors — and will need a full update at some point. The bathroom has been lightly refreshed with a glass shower and wainscoting but remains compact. Three bedrooms all fit on the main floor, and main-floor laundry adds day-to-day convenience. The backyard is a solid size for an urban lot, with a deck (showing wear), a plastic shed, and room for kids or a garden. No garage, and the partial basement is storage only.

• Light laminate floors throughout main living areas create a consistent, clean look
• Original coffered and beamed ceiling details in living and dining areas add character
• Main floor laundry is a practical feature
• Decent backyard depth with lawn, deck, and shed
• Professionally staged — photographs well
• Three usable bedrooms on one floor