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Designed by architect Howard Glickman, this eclectic house is in a row of three other homes by the same designer, all of similar styles—Hardie board siding with brick accents. The artsy 12-year-old property has been updated, hardwood floors gleam on the first level and a finished lower level boasts a screen and projector for movie nights. A slate gas fireplace helps open the two-story ceiling and spacious living room, and its dark tones contrast the hand-painted wallpaper it is opposite. Walk upstairs to find a skylight above the stairwell and three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a laundry room. The smaller bedrooms feature glass walls which look down into the living room. 

The Address: 6848 Glades Avenue

The Price: $315,000

The Agent: Barbara Heise of RE/MAX, 314-503-4856