Sunny, stylish, and full of surprises, this historic bungalow sits pretty behind a wide front porch built for slow mornings and long evenings. This 1920s home has that rare thing: real character, wrapped in fresh, thoughtful updates that make it feel loved.
Step inside and it just feels right. Three bedrooms and 2.5 baths unfold across a layout that's equal parts historic charm and everyday ease. The primary suite tucks into the back of the home like its own private retreat with vaulted ceilings overhead, a walk-in closet with room to spare, and a door that opens straight onto the patio. Down the hall, two more bedrooms share a bath so charming and original it feels plucked from another era, in the best way.
The living room anchors it all with a decorative hearth and built-in bookshelves; a cozy spot that's easy to imagine filling up on any given evening. French doors lead to the dining room, where modern lighting and built-in cabinetry make the perfect spot to display your favorite dishes or collectibles. The kitchen has newly painted cabinetry, refinished butcher block counters, a quartz-topped island, and a farmhouse sink. Just off the kitchen, a mud room offers a smart drop zone for coats and shoes, plus laundry, a half bath, and another access point to the backyard. Storage and function where you actually need it.
Out back, a courtyard-style patio and yard are wrapped in a privacy fence, with stone patio space made for morning coffee or evening dining. A shared driveway leads to ample parking at the rear plus a shed for extra storage. Out front, the porch is built for sitting and watching the neighborhood go by.
Warren Street is a quiet dead-end that opens right onto the Pullman Trail, connecting Kirkwood to Pullman Yards in one direction and toward Decatur in the other. Just blocks away, you've got Bessie Branham Park and all of Kirkwood Village — coffee, shops, art, and restaurants, all within easy reach. Walkable, connected, and peaceful all at once.