Located at the corner of School and Oak Streets is the Elmer & Carrie Fletcher House. This grand home, built in the late 19th century in a subdivision known as Belmont Park, was noted at the time as “one of the prettiest” in the neighborhood by the Watertown Enterprise. Featuring an eclectic blend of architectural influences including Colonial Revival, Queen Anne and Shingle Styles, this striking property awaits its second act. A covered front porch and large foyer with a richly ornamented staircase provide a welcoming entrance. Well-preserved period details throughout, include oversized windows, pocket doors, a fireplace with a mirrored mantel, wood paneled wainscoting and hardwood floors. With over 3500 sq. feet of living space on three floors, plus a two-story carriage house/garage 128 School offers lots of space and interesting possibilities. Convenient to Belmont Center’s charming shops and restaurants; and just 2 miles to Alewife T-Station and Fresh Pond in Cambridge.