Welcome to 1 2nd St in Pocomoke City—a beautiful 1920’s Dutch Colonial listed on the National Register of Historic Places, where timeless character meets everyday comfort. Tucked on a quiet in-town street, you’re just a few blocks from Cypress Park, the Pocomoke River waterfront, local restaurants, and the popular Cypress Roots Brewing Co.—making it easy to enjoy small-town living. Inside, the home showcases its historic charm with original hardwood floors, glass doorknobs, cast iron radiators, shaker-style doors, and classic craftsman trim. A graceful staircase greets you at the entry, leading into warm, inviting spaces perfect for both relaxing and entertaining. The living room centers around a wood-burning fireplace and cozy window seat, while French doors open to a bright sunroom—ideal for a home office or study nook. The formal dining room features a beautiful glass chandelier and built-in corner cabinet, and the spacious kitchen offers a gas cooktop, wall oven, breakfast bar, and a sunny nook for casual meals. A screened porch extends your living space outdoors, perfect for quiet evenings. Upstairs, you’ll find three comfortable bedrooms, two full baths, and a convenient laundry room, along with access to a partially finished attic for extra storage. The primary suite includes a jacuzzi tub and separate shower for a relaxing retreat. A dry basement adds valuable storage space. Outside, enjoy a large fenced backyard, storage shed, and an Amish-built one-car garage with remote opener. Major updates include a 2023 roof with a 47-year transferable warranty, two high-efficiency heat pumps (with remaining 2 year warranty), and an oil boiler backup for added peace of mind. Beyond the home, the lifestyle is just as appealing—quick access to Rt. 13 makes day trips effortless. Head south to Chincoteague, Wallops Island, and Virginia’s Eastern Shore, or north to explore Berlin, Assateague Island, and the beaches of Ocean City. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of history while enjoying the charm and convenience of life in Pocomoke City.