Character of 1927. Renovated like it's 2026.

Craftsman bungalow in an ideal midtown location — three bedrooms, two full baths; a home redone with the kind of detail you don't find in most remodels.

Walk into the living room and the fireplace is the first thing you see: an original carved stone mantel set against a diamond-pattern tile surround, flanked by built-in bookshelves. An exposed wood beam runs across the ceiling where the living room opens into the kitchen. Crown molding, board-and-batten wainscoting, hardwood floors that have heard thousands of footsteps.

Keep going and the kitchen is where you fall in love. A wide eating bar plus a center island, all topped in marble-look quartz. So many cabinets — navy below, white shaker uppers, enough space to hide all your kitchen gadgets. A cedar-wrapped vent hood over a gas range. White herringbone backsplash, a stainless farmhouse sink, open wood shelving, pendant lanterns. It works for a quiet Wednesday and a full Saturday dinner party.

The master suite is the kind of room you'd add to a 1927 house if you could. Double barn doors slide open into the bath: a walk-in shower the size of a small room, deep charcoal tile floors, a double vanity, and two closets — one a true walk-in that actually fits all your clothes. The bedroom itself is generous, with three windows pulling in natural light and plenty of room for your furniture setup.

Don't miss the large laundry/mudroom on the way to the garage — somewhere to drop the bag, the shoes, and the day. The attached garage is large enough to store all your stuff.

Out front, a covered porch built for slow mornings. Out back, the yard does double duty: a heavy-timber pergola built for fall nights and a fully fenced yard.

Five minutes to Cherry Street. Five to TU. Seven to BOK. Close enough to Utica Square that returns aren't a chore.

Character of 1927. Move-in ready for 2026 - Shown by appointment only