Step into nearly a century of character in this custom-built 1928 Pontiac home, offering approximately 2,100 square feet of above-grade space. Rich black walnut trim, sourced from Woodward Avenue during the home’s construction, frames the windows and doorways throughout. Original hardwood floors, detailed crown molding, and beautifully preserved millwork showcase craftsmanship rarely found today. A graceful wood staircase welcomes you from the foyer, while an impressive arched stained-glass window fills the upper landing with color and natural light. The spacious living room features a brick natural/gas fireplace flanked by glass-front built-ins, creating a warm gathering space. The formal dining room, sunroom and screened porch provide additional places to entertain, relax and enjoy the home’s timeless atmosphere. Four traditional bedrooms occupy the upper level with one of the bedrooms containing plumbing remains within the wall where a former upstairs kitchen was once located.. The approximately 475-square-foot attic is partially finished and can serve as a fifth bedroom in its current condition, while also offering space for an office, studio, playroom or future expansion. The approximately 900-square-foot basement adds even more versatility, including a kitchenette, laundry area, full cedar closet and a room with potential for additional sleeping or recreation space. A 2.5-car garage offers generous parking and storage, along with an attic and Michigan basement. Located in a city experiencing major new investment, this home offers access to downtown Pontiac’s ongoing redevelopment, the new recreation center, the restored Webster Community Center and FANUC America’s planned robotics facility. Convenient access to M-59 and I-75 connects you to Oakland University and destinations throughout Oakland County and Metro Detroit. Historic character, flexible living space and an exciting location come together in this truly one-of-a-kind Pontiac home.