Welcome to one of Louviers’ most iconic homes, a timeless 1911 Craftsman perched on a generous corner lot just over a third of an acre, bordering open space and the beloved village ball field. With a cheerful butter yellow exterior, vintage six-over-one windows, and mature trees framing the wraparound front porch and dreamy screened back porch, this residence embodies historic character and thoughtful design. Inside, original details blend seamlessly with artful updates across three levels. The main floor boasts oak hardwoods, a stunning original wood-burning fireplace, beamed ceilings, and custom windows that flood the space with light. The living and dining rooms exude warmth, with period fixtures including a 1911 chandelier. The remodeled kitchen— inspired by a French bakery—features butcher block and marble countertops, custom cabinetry, a built-in banquet, and a walk-in pantry. A charming mudroom offers penny tile flooring, a cottage ceiling, and newer appliances, while a renovated bath features a brick-lined shower. Upstairs, pine hardwoods lead to three bedrooms with original paneled doors and charming windows; two have walk-in closets, and the third is non-conforming. The full bath includes an original clawfoot tub, vintage lighting, and new windows. The finished basement adds a versatile family room with built-ins, a Murphy bed, dry bar, and wired speakers, plus two large storage areas. Outdoors, relax in the hot tub, enjoy golden-hour views from the screened porch, dine outside, or wander through layered perennial gardens that bloom throughout the season. A detached 3-car garage, RV parking, greenhouse, and pizza oven complete this rare offering. With only two owners in the past 60 years, this home has been lovingly preserved. Located in Douglas County’s only Nationally Designated Historic District, Louviers offers tree-lined streets, vintage charm, and an unmatched sense of place—all in close proximity to Denver, Castle Rock & Highlands Ranch.