Built in 1928, this Miller neighborhood home is filled with original details that reflect its era while offering thoughtful updates where they matter most. Located on a spacious corner lot shaded by mature sycamore trees, the home makes a memorable first impression long before you step inside. An inviting archway leads to the expansive front porch with a porch swing and original lattern light fixture. Inside the home, cathedral ceilings create openness in the main living room, while an iconic soapstone fireplace serves as the heart of the space. Original hardwood floors, graceful arched openings, built-in details, and abundant natural light speak to the craftsmanship of the late 1920s, while thoughtful updates provide the comfort and functionality expected today. Large windows frame views of the surrounding landscape and fill the home with warmth throughout the day, creating spaces that feel welcoming. This is a home that has preserved its history while continuing to evolve, offering the charm, character, and authenticity that are increasingly difficult to find. The layout includes multiple gathering areas, a formal dining room, basement flex space, and an large primary bed and bath. Recent cosmetic improvements include fresh paint in several rooms, new wallpaper in the guest room, repairs to the window sills, and updates to the upstairs bathroom and closet. A side deck was also added, creating an additional outdoor space that feels connected to the home's established landscaping and mature surroundings. Over the past several years, significant attention has been given to the home's systems and infrastructure. The electrical system was updated in 2020, a portion of the water line has been replaced, and major mechanical updates include a new roof (2025), water heater (2025), dishwasher (2025), dryer (2025), upstairs AC unit (2024), and a new upstairs furnace (2026). Several of these improvements also include transferable warranties.