Constructed in 1890, this distinguished Queen Anne Victorian residence still presents with the original detail, elegance, and beauty that it did at its inception. The first floor is defined by spacious common areas with tall ceilings, natural light, and warm woods. All of these aspects coalesce to sing the history of the home in every space. A generously proportioned dining room with soaring ceilings. An inviting living room with the original hardwood floors and period-correct fireplace with a colorful tiled surround, a handsome wood mantel, and a classic overmantel mirror. A full bathroom that is both functional and charming. An office illuminated by a bank of large windows. The kitchen exudes simplicity, functionality, and aligns seamlessly with the home’s aesthetic. Upstairs, the central landing opens to three secondary bedrooms and the primary suite. The primary suite offers ample space, light, and an enclosed porch area that could be a closet or ensuite office. A recently remodeled full bath serves the second floor with aplomb. Outside, the backyard is a private affair, nestled into the junction of the workshop and the primary home and bordered by mature trees. Various garden vignettes make for an outstanding place to relax or entertain. On the opposing side of the breezeway from the primary house is the workshop in laundry area. Currently in use as a laundry room and workshop, this space could be converted to an ADU with its own entrance. Current zoning allows for residential or commercial use (CG-1), effectively increasing the opportunities for the next owner of this architecturally significant residence.