Nestled on Dibble Avenue, one of Whittier Heights' most beloved streets, this picture-perfect 1924 bungalow blends original craftsmanship and modern livability. Step past the storybook porch and classic red door to find the spacious living room with walnut-stained hardwood floors, original wood-burning fireplace, gorgeous period millwork and Southern windows that bathe the home in natural light. The updated kitchen features quartz countertops, newly painted cabinetry, stainless appliances and a large dining nook—plus easy access to the backyard for indoor/outdoor living. The two bedrooms on the main floor feel quintessentially Craftsman—warm, light filled and full of character. The remodeled full bathroom keeps the vintage vibe intact. Downstairs, two more bedrooms and a spa-like bathroom with subway tile, frameless glass shower floating wood-tone vanity, and matte black fixtures. A dedicated laundry room and generous storage round out the lower level. Take comfort knowing this home was lovingly maintained: new windows, central air conditioning, newer roof and furnace, fresh exterior and interior paint—ready for you to enjoy. The backyard is built for entertaining—anchored with the grand stone patio and perfect for barbecues and dinner parties. The rest of the lush garden is meant to be meandered—mature trees, blooming vines, and a fire pit to gather at for magical evenings. Rare detached garage and off-street parking. Steps to Mainstay Provisions & Stumbletown on sixty-fifth and minutes to Downtown Ballard.