(Heavy sigh...) I'm such a sucker for the Avenues-and even more so for a turn-of-the-century bungalow that still has its soul intact. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with tall ceilings, pocket doors, original gumwood trim, stained-glass windows, and hardwood floors that shine with history. The original fireplace, complete with its cast iron cover, is a total scene-stealer-bringing warmth and presence to the living room. With nearly 1,200 square feet on the main and a rare walkout basement offering three true bedrooms, the layout is just as special as the charm. It's a home that doesn't just photograph well-it lives well. And while it may look like it stepped out of a different era (in the best way), the essentials have been brought up to speed. The sewer line and water main have been replaced, the roof is newer with a seismic upgrade, and yes-there's even a gas range. This home balances original character with the kinds of upgrades that give you peace of mind that the big-ticket items are already taken care of. The backyard is just the right size-private, peaceful, and made extra special by a massive cherry tree that puts on a show every spring. And did I mention the location? Easily a 12/10. Just a short stroll to Publik Coffee for your morning ritual, Wildwood for date night, and Memory Grove when you need a little nature recharge.