$889,900

Residences like this seldom come to market, and this one has to be seen. Two private terraces, your own spa retreat and historic loft character, reimagined for modern luxury. This renovated home offers 1,923 SF of single-level living, 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths and about 1,000 SF of private outdoor space in Syracuse’s historic Franklin Square. Built in 1904 for the Monarch Typewriter Company, Mission Landing is now one of Syracuse’s most sought-after addresses. Inside: 12-foot ceilings, exposed brick, hand-laid stone, oak floors and oversized windows set in arched brick openings. Thick masonry walls keep the city a world away. Private front and rear entrances offer drive-up access with no stairs or shared hallways. A gas fireplace and custom floor-to-ceiling feature wall anchor the living room. The oversized curved granite island invites gathering, with stainless appliances and ample pantry storage. A butler’s pantry wine bar with quartz counters and wine refrigerator sits behind restored glass French doors. The dining room pairs a geometric accent wall with direct terrace access. The primary suite has a California Closets walk-in and spa bath with radiant heated floors, rain shower, freestanding soaking tub, double vanity and private water closet with smart toilet. French doors open to the Spa Terrace: 6-person cedar barrel sauna with remote start, hot tub and copper outdoor rain shower. Sauna, cold rinse, soak, steps from your bed. The Entertaining Terrace features a custom outdoor kitchen island with limestone top, Blaze grill and fire pit, both on natural gas, with stone seating for crisp fall evenings. Both terraces have privacy fencing, Sonos speakers and dusk-activated lighting. Second bedroom/office, modern second full bath, laundry room with custom cabinets and attic storage. Reserved garage parking with private storage room. Fitness center, rooftop access, tennis/pickleball court and on-site security. HOA covers snow removal, lawn care, landscaping, trash, exterior shell, roof and more. Dining, coffee and downtown events are a 3-minute walk; the Inner Harbor is 9 minutes via the Creekwalk. Private showings by appointment.