This 1916 Craftsman-style bungalow blends timeless charm with modern comfort. Upstairs offers three bedrooms with spacious closets, a full bath, and a bright, intuitive layout. A 3/4 bath on the lower-level adds convenience, while the one-car garage and long driveway provide practical parking. The fenced lot—framed by mature trees, lush gardens, and a newer cedar privacy fence—offers outdoor space without overwhelming upkeep. Inside, original woodwork, leaded and stained glass accents, built-ins, and hardwood floors pair seamlessly with updates: maple shaker cabinetry, granite counters, stainless appliances, central air, and a new roof, water heater, and lower-level carpet. Thoughtful details include hand-carved stair spindles, a tiled entry with beaded-wood ceiling, the original brick fireplace surround, and a bright sunroom. This is an amenity-rich neighborhood, offering walkable access to cafés, restaurants, shopping, and parks. Lake Harriet and Minnehaha Creek are just blocks away, with trails that connect to the Midtown Greenway and Chain of Lakes. The home sits central to some of the city’s best destinations—whether it’s a quick trip to 50th & France, the boutiques and dining of Linden Hills, or easy commutes to downtown Minneapolis and the airport. In short, this “jewel box” combines the timeless craftsmanship of a 1916 bungalow with the modern convenience of true walkability and a connected, urban lifestyle—right in one of Minneapolis’s most sought-after neighborhoods.