Start Showing Date: 6/17/2026 A commanding late Victorian residence blending architectural restraint with the lingering Victorian romanticism of 1904. The facade balances formal symmetry with playful asymmetrical form, most notably a dramatic parapeted attic ventilator that rises like a miniature civic tower over the roofline. Broad overhangs, tall double-hung windows, and classic detailing give the home a calm architectural confidence, while the projecting two-story bay and diamond-pattern transoms preserve the expressive showmanship of the Victorian era. The result feels simultaneously historic, approachable, and unexpectedly modern. Just down the block from Spankey’s Pizza, Mo’s House, and The Yoga Space - and across the street from Goosetown Park - the home offers the rare combination of architectural significance and neighborhood walkability. Inside are four large bedrooms, two updated full baths, and room sizes that reflect an era when homes were designed for gathering, retreat, and passive air movement. At the heart of the residence, a magnificent staircase rises to a landing so gracious you may find yourself settling in with a good book or evening drink before continuing upstairs. Rich original character, generous proportions, and thoughtful updates create a home that feels every bit as relevant today as it did more than a century ago. Again, showings begin June 17, with additional interior photography showcasing the remarkable living spaces coming soon.