Some renovations give a house fresh paint and a motivational speech. This one started over. Welcome to 1346 North Myrtlewood! A rare four-bedroom, 2.5-bath home rebuilt from the studs up. Not patched. Not “refreshed.” Not three throw pillows distracting you from suspicious wiring. Rebuilt. The result is an open, thoughtfully designed home with bedrooms that can handle actual furniture, not just a mattress, one nightstand, and a very optimistic floor plan. The primary suite features a walk-through closet, giving your wardrobe its own entrance and exit strategy. Two additional rear bedrooms include oversized sliding doors that open to the outdoors, ideal for fresh air, morning coffee, or making a dramatic exit from a conversation you were already winning. Then there's the kitchen. The oversized island delivers serious prep space, seating, storage, and enough room for charcuterie without forcing the cutting board into witness protection. Whether you're cooking for a crowd, filming your latest culinary masterpiece, or standing over takeout while claiming you “made dinner,” the layout is ready. The upgrades go well beyond what you can see. New plumbing. New electrical. New HVAC. New insulation. New roof. All the behind-the-walls essentials have been handled, because “mystery moisture” should never be part of a home's personality. Upstairs, the roof-deck terrace brings skyline views, sunset drinks, and plenty of room to plot whatever comes next. Four true bedrooms. Two and a half baths. An oversized kitchen island. Outdoor access from the rear bedrooms. A roof deck. Major systems replaced. 1346 North Myrtlewood didn't get a glow-up. It got a complete reinvention.