Designed by J. Williams Beal in 1905 and once home to Judge Albert F. Hayden, 11 Wayne Street is among Dorchester's most architecturally significant properties, available for only the third time in its history. Set in Grove Hall, the home sits within easy reach of Franklin Park's 527 acres, the Franklin Park Zoo, golf course, walking trails, a Boston Public Library and the Four Corners/Geneva commuter rail station. The two-story foyer, sweeping curved staircase, and original detailing speak to a standard of craftsmanship rarely found at this scale. Now configured as a two-family, Unit 1 is vacant and ready for immediate occupancy while Unit 2 generates $3,100 per month in rental income from day one. Nearly 5,000 sq ft across two full-floor residences, each with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a full kitchen. Quarter-acre lot, two decks, a large fenced yard, off-street parking, and a cavernous basement with ADU potential. A rare opportunity to own a piece of Boston history.