Step onto the wide, welcoming front porch of this 1890s Victorian in Historic Irvington, and you'll feel like you've been transported back in time. The architectural details, the tall windows, and the nearly 10-foot ceilings on the first floor create that sense of grandeur that's so hard to find in many modern designs. The kitchen is a dream for anyone who uses their kitchen, with additional countertop, a well-placed island, and an enormous pantry space. It's rare to find such a large eat-in space with a pantry in a Victorian, and this one has been fully renovated with high-end finishes and new appliances. Opening to a grand dining room, thoughtfully placed between the living space and kitchen. With these two dining spaces, it's the perfect blend of style and function-you can host Sunday brunch or throw together a quick weeknight dinner without ever feeling cramped. The updates continue throughout: a refreshed laundry room with new tile and sink, custom built-ins in the living room, and even a brand-new electrical panel so you know the bones are solid. The upgrades don't stop at the interior. Step out back and you'll see the kind of yard that's nearly impossible to find in Irvington-a wide, open lot that's perfect for hosting, playing, four-leg family members, or gardening-or all at the same time! A brand-new, six-foot privacy fence (professionally surveyed and installed) gives you both peace of mind and a private retreat. The two-story garage is another rare gem, with an entire second level of storage that can handle everything from holiday decor to bikes, kayaks, or even a future studio space. This home truly blends the romance of Victorian architecture with the practicality of modern updates. It's a house that invites you to slow down, pour coffee on the porch, plant tomatoes in the backyard, and still know that you're living in a space designed for today. In Irvington-where history meets community-this Victorian is ready for its next chapter.