139 S. 23rd Street is a Charles MacGregor bungalow built in the midst of a wartime era with signature MacGregor details. Purchased a few short years after its construction in 1941, this home has been in the same family for over 75 years. Over the years the house has been filled with family dinners, birthday celebrations, and local troop meetings, all of which filled the yard and the kitchen with merriment and community. The classic split-level home features, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom, hearty matchstick hardwood plank flooring, and an eat-in kitchen with a built-in cabinet with the home’s original stove on which many a dinner was prepared. The spacious living room is adorned with an arched window facing the street, a manteled and brick wood-burning fireplace, and a pitched ceiling. The formal dining room can easily function as a home office or guest room and of course a great space to entertain dinner guests. The attached garage offers access to the house and rear yard and additional storage cabinets. The rear yard space connects easily to the home and provides both earth and patio spaces, with a built-in rotisserie barbeque making it the ideal place to host friends and neighbors. Minutes to transit and commuter access, local shops and restaurants, and Marina Bay parks.