Set back from the street in Providence's Smith Hill neighborhood, 33 Malbone Street is a charming bungalow offering privacy, off-street parking, and more space than its exterior first suggests. This 3-bedroom home features one full bath and two convenient half baths, including one in the finished lower level. Originally built in 1870, the home has been thoughtfully maintained over the years while still offering room for its next owner to build equity and make it their own. Inside, you'll find a comfortable layout with a centrally located kitchen, generous living and dining spaces, tasteful aesthetic updates, and a finished lower-level room that provides flexibility for a home gym, rec room, workspace, or additional dry storage. Outside, the property offers parking for multiple vehicles, a vinyl privacy fence, a nicely kept garden area full of potential, and additional fully fenced outdoor space along the Sweetbriar Street side of the home. The location provides convenient access to Providence College, the Providence Amtrak station, the Rhode Island State House, downtown Providence, and the Valley Arts District, all while the home's set-back position creates a welcome sense of privacy. With a young roof, flexible interior space, and multiple outdoor areas to enjoy, this home offers a unique combination of charm, function, and long-term potential. Subject to sellers finding suitable housing.