202 N Breese Ter #A

202-A Breese Terrace is a distinctive, upper-level luxury residence offering 2,083+ square feet of thoughtfully designed living space. This semi-furnished, exceptionally well-built apartment/home features an open, airy floor plan filled with uplifting natural light, high ceilings, and multiple skylights. The residence is available immediately and is ideally suited for faculty housing, visiting scholars, or professional tenants and families under the City of Madison zoning definition. The upper level includes four generously sized rooms, ideal for use as bedrooms, offices, or dens. Each room features Tech-Line drawer systems with open closets. The home offers three full bathrooms, a screen-enclosed porch, two private outdoor patio areas, and an attached single-car garage. Residents also enjoy access to a lower-level conference room, washer and dryer area, and a sheltered storage space, shared with the lower-level 202-B two-bedroom, two-bath apartment, currently leased to well vetted engineering students. This unit could potentially be included in the 202-A lease for someone with an extended family need or wish to have it rented to tenants of their own choice. Architecturally significant, this International Style home is in the University Heights Historic District. The property known as the James A. Graaskamp House the legendary quadriplegic UW professor who had the home custom designed for his needs by the renowned Madison Architect Kenton Peters. The home is listed on both the National and Wisconsin State Registers of Historic Places. The location is exceptional: on a bus route, directly across from Camp Randall, and within easy walking distance to the University of Wisconsin campus, as well as the shops, restaurants, and grocery options along Regent Street and Monroe Street. Recent upgrades include a modernized kitchen with Wolf stainless-steel appliances, newly renovated bathrooms, and an integrated speaker system. Additional premium features include a wood-burning Austrian "Kachelofen" bio-fire oven stove and a 5-kW rooftop solar system, which help to reduce utility costs while enhancing comfort and sustainability.