Behind the blue door of this 1930 bungalow is craftsmanship they simply stopped building: original oak floors finished with a herringbone border, graceful arched openings between the living and dining rooms, recessed built-in bookshelves, a glass-front corner china cabinet, and a painted brick fireplace with a tile hearth. The main level runs 988 square feet and lives far larger than the number suggests — open, bright, and full of original doors, hardware, and trim. Below grade, roughly 900 finished square feet add a second bathroom, dedicated laundry, and flexible rooms with newer flooring and fresh paint — usable space that homes of this vintage rarely offer. Outside: a steel roof, mature shade trees, a long private drive to the detached garage, and a fenced yard on an established 50 x 125 lot with city water and sewer. Minutes from the 17th Street corridor. Original character, updated where it counts. Call today for your private showing.
Listing courtesy of Silvercreek Realty Group.