Rarely does a property offer this much versatility alongside such a storied past. Welcome to 48-50 Kent Place Boulevard, a stunning two-family residence that stands as a true piece of Summit history. Legend has it that the city draws its name from this very estate, dating back to 1837 when Lord Chancellor Kent named the home "Summit Lodge." While the history is rich, the infrastructure is thoroughly modern. Less than 20 years ago, this home was meticulously rebuilt from the inside out?stripped to the studs with all new services installed. The commitment to quality has only continued; within the last two years, the property has been further elevated with 25 new windows, two beautifully redone kitchens and two bathrooms. All-new HVAC units were also added, ensuring peak efficiency and comfort. Spanning approximately 5,100 square feet, the home offers incredible scale and flexibility. Each side features four bedrooms and three full bathrooms, characterized by soaring ceilings and bright, airy interiors. Whether you envision a spacious single-residence layout, a multi-unit configuration with rental potential, or a long-term investment, this property provides a rare combination of historic charm and "like-new" peace of mind. Experience the perfect blend of 19th-century character and 21st-century systems. Schedule your private showing today to explore the possibilities of this extraordinary Summit landmark.
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