Built in 1934 and located in the Brick Streets Historic District near the Azalea District in Tyler, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers 1,762 sq ft of preserved architectural detail with thoughtful updates throughout. A deep, covered front porch provides space for a full outdoor seating area while remaining sheltered from rain, creating an inviting entry and usable outdoor living space. Inside, painted shiplap walls and original wood floors define the living room, centered around a decorative fireplace and abundant natural light. Wood flooring continues through the dining room and all bedrooms, maintaining the home’s historic character. All windows have been updated to improve energy efficiency while preserving the home’s style. The dining room features a classic 1930s built-in butler’s pantry with glass-front cabinetry and generous storage. In addition to bedroom closets, the home includes three additional walk-in closets and a linen closet, offering extensive interior storage rarely found in homes of this era. The kitchen includes tile flooring, updated finishes, ample cabinet storage, and a refrigerator that is negotiable with sale. Washer and dryer are also negotiable. Most furnishings in the home may be negotiated separately and are not included in the current list price. The hallway bathroom showcases original 1x2 pinwheel tile flooring, a new pedestal sink, new toilet, and new white tile shower surround. The primary bathroom has been fully renovated with all-new tile, a walk-in shower, new sink with storage, and a new toilet. An original hallway telephone niche remains in place as a nod to the home’s era. The fenced backyard offers a rock landscaped area suitable for outdoor seating with a grass yard beyond. Dedicated off-street parking is located behind the home, along with additional street parking. Within 1 mile: Stanley’s Famous BarBQ, Christus Trinity Mother Frances Hospital, UT Health Tyler, Children’s Park, Bergfeld Park, and Smith County Courthouse.