Impeccably renovated, true four-bedroom Butchers Hill home includes a gorgeous farmhouse kitchen with custom two-tone cabinetry, Brazilian cherry flooring, historic-style wood baseboards and moldings, paired with five large wood windows and two exterior doors for an open and inviting space for entertaining that is full of natural light. The kitchen has under-cabinet lighting and pendant lights from Restoration Hardware, a breakfast bar area with seating for four, and a commercial-style 36-inch Viking range with pot filler and large furniture-style vent hood. The coordinated two-tone cabinet and granite countertop combination is carried over into a large island with ample working space for baking. The designers incorporated an antique 1920s Chambers gas range that is a beautiful centerpiece, tying together historic elements throughout the house. The kitchen connects seamlessly with the fantastic outdoor oasis that includes a patio with pergola and a garden area with historic Richmond-style patio pavers that transitions into a natural grass space and flagstone flower beds with established climbing roses, long stem roses, a crape myrtle tree, two forsythia bushes, a rose of Sharon hibiscus tree, and morning glories. The parlor room features tall ceilings, the original plaster cornice (crown) molding, and three large windows (all front windows new), including the original arch-top windows in front that are nearly 99 inches tall and which retain the original working built-in shutters. There is a historic marble mantle with a salvaged cast iron inset arch, and this comes with a huge antique mantle mirror. The parlor and front hall in this 18-foot-wide house feature the original heart pine flooring that was refinished in 2011. From the first floor, the original curved staircase leads to the second-floor living space. The front of the second floor includes two large bedrooms with ample closet space for easy organization. The rear of the second floor has a full bathroom with access immediately off the staircase in the rear hall, a laundry area, and a stand-alone office space with a door salvaged from a historic office building. The custom-built-in desk space offers working and storage spaces for two with options for enclosed and open cabinet space and includes a closet with sliding door for additional storage, direct-wired high-speed internet and cable access, and is pre-wired for a stereo and amplifier. The rear-most bedroom space has three large windows and two large built-in closet wardrobes. The third floor features the primary bedroom suite with original heart pine flooring. The primary suite spans the full width of the 18-foot-wide house with three large, historically accurate archtop windows in front. It has two separate closet spaces, plus a dressing area with vanity, and a primary bathroom that includes both a stand-up shower and a separate clawfoot tub. In 2018, the roof was replaced, and in 2020, the woodwork on the facade was carefully restored. The cornice was freshly painted in 2019, and the stunning front door arch was restored and painted in 2020. The upstairs windows were restored in 2020, including new custom cedar (rot-resistant) wood sills, new glazing, and paint on the historic arch-top windows. The facade is a wonderful example of the historic architectural elements found in the grand Italianate row homes in Butchers Hill. The home has dual-zone HVAC, built-in speakers, and sound system, and more. Located two blocks from the Hopkins Hospital campus, across the street from Castle Street Park, and two blocks from Patterson Park, this home is ideally located. Walk to neighborhood favorites like Ministry of Brewing, Water for Chocolate, La Barrita, Marta Fine Foods, and Charmed Kitchen. Note: Parking is easily created in the rear of the home, plus a leased spot is available right behind the home.