Congratulations—you’ve found a 100-year-old home that somehow skipped the whole “crumbling and haunted” phase and went straight to “basically brand new.”

This charming overachiever has been completely redone from top to bottom—plumbing, electrical, HVAC, drywall, flooring, cabinets, appliances, driveway… you name it, it’s new. So yes, you get all the character of a century-old home without inheriting someone else’s questionable DIY decisions from 1973.

Inside, you’ll find 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a dedicated office (for productivity… or pretending to be productive), and a large utility room that might actually make laundry slightly less offensive. The layout is functional, comfortable, and refreshingly free of “what were they thinking?” moments.

And then there’s the primary suite—because apparently this house didn’t feel like doing anything halfway. You get an oversized closet (finally, a place for all your “I might wear that someday” purchases) and a seriously cool wet room featuring a freestanding tub. It’s spa-like, dramatic, and just fancy enough to make you feel like you have your life together—even if you absolutely do not.

Outside, you’ve got a full half-acre lot—plenty of space to garden, entertain, or finally justify buying that riding mower. The backyard is fully fenced, so your pets (or kids, no judgment) can roam freely without plotting their escape.

Location-wise, it’s conveniently close to the hospital, USAO, downtown, and major highways—meaning you’re never too far from anything important… or takeout.

In summary: historic vibes, modern everything, room to spread out, and none of the headaches you’d expect from a 100-year-old house. Honestly, it’s kind of showing off.