Built in 1914, this home is a stunning blend of Craftsman architecture with Victorian details, located in one of the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods. The home is situated on the original trolley route, where today, green space and tree canopies dominate the area. Encompassing 3,448 square feet, this four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom home offers period-appropriate touches paired with generous living spaces. A covered porch sets the tone for what lies beyond; inside, the Craftsman-style foyer impresses with rich wood trim and an Art Deco-era fireplace, adorned with its original green surround and pink ribbon accent tile. Coffered ceilings, stained glass windows, and wood shutters add layers of warmth throughout the main level. A tidy home office sits just beyond the dining room. The kitchen has been tastefully updated in line with the home’s original footprint. Beyond the kitchen are a pantry and a mudroom. Upstairs, the primary suite includes a custom closet, laundry room, and a renovated spa-style bathroom with dual vanities, a soaking tub, and an oversized shower. A second bedroom includes an attached sunroom, while the third bedroom is light-filled and oversized. A shared hall bath has been recently renovated. The third floor provides for a flexible use space that could be used as a bedroom, playroom, office, or game room; it is enhanced by a full bath. Downstairs, the basement offers further usable space and has previously been outfitted as a home gym. A true rarity in the historic districts, the oversized two-car garage (built in 2022) includes a 690-square-foot apartment—ideal for extended guests, income opportunities, or multi-generational living. The apartment features a bedroom, bathroom, and living space, and is prepped for a full kitchen and laundry installation. Located in Mesta Park, one can expect easy access to Midtown, Uptown, Downtown, and the Plaza District, with Wilson Elementary and Classen SAS Middle School nearby.