Looking for a true oasis in the city? Look no further than this inviting and impeccably maintained Craftsman bungalow along the Historic Three Chopt Corridor. Originally built in 1910 as a country retreat, the current owners thoughtfully expanded the house with an architect-designed addition that seamlessly transitions the original home with a new wing. Key architectural details include clapboard siding, beamed ceilings, true divided light windows, three prominent river rock chimneys, a hipped Buckingham slate roof with copper gutters and downspouts, decorative rafter ends, and heart pine floors. With over 4,500 square feet of living space, the 2002 expansion includes a spacious family room with a vaulted ceiling, a dining room highlighted by chestnut oak wainscoting, and a luxurious FIRST FLOOR PRIMARY SUITE with custom designed walk-in closet with river rock fireplace opening to a private courtyard. The updated kitchen boasts custom mahogany cabinetry, Wolf/Subzero/Bosch appliances and a charming light-filled breakfast nook. The walk-out lower level features a fifth bedroom suite, an office with stone fireplace plus built-in storage, and a versatile recreation room. The delightful screened porch and two stone patios provide the perfect spots for morning coffee, alfresco dining and entertaining. You will fall in love with this peaceful retreat featuring professionally landscaped gardens and mature trees and perennials that provide a kaleidoscope of changing color throughout the seasons. This historical gem beautifully embodies the Arts and Crafts movement with its focus on natural materials and traditional craftsmanship. Conveniently situated in the heart of Westhampton, just steps from University of Richmond, Country of Club of Virginia and nearby shopping and dining in the Libbie Grove area, this is a rare chance in over 30 years to own a piece of Richmond history.