Rich original woodwork, detailed trim, hardwood floors, and a stunning staircase make this 1910 Butler home a true standout. The grand foyer is anchored by the home's showpiece staircase, featuring decorative newel posts, intricate millwork, and a graceful upper landing. Original pocket doors, tall ceilings, and beautifully preserved architectural details showcase the craftsmanship of a bygone era while blending with the comforts of everyday living. Offering approximately 2,650 square feet of living space, this 4-bedroom, 2-bath home provides a flexible floor plan with a main-floor bedroom and full bathroom, plus three additional bedrooms and a second full bath upstairs. The upper-level bath features a classic clawfoot tub, vintage-inspired vanity, exposed brick accents, and plenty of character. The kitchen offers abundant charm with warm wood cabinetry, decorative ceilings, open shelving, generous workspace, and a complete kitchen appliance package that stays with the home. A dedicated laundry room/mudroom adds everyday practicality. Throughout the home, you'll appreciate the rich woodwork, oversized trim, tall windows, and natural light that highlight the home's historic appeal. Vinyl replacement windows, PEX plumbing, and updated mechanicals provide modern convenience, including heating, cooling, and water heater systems that are approximately 6 years old and a roof estimated to be approximately 7 years old. Situated on approximately 0.33 acres, the property features a fenced backyard, mature shade trees, an oversized detached 2-car garage with concrete floors and electricity, and a welcoming covered front porch. Located in Butler with quick access to I-49, Kansas City is approximately one hour to the north, providing convenient access to shopping, entertainment, and employment. This well-maintained historic home pairs early 1900s craftsmanship with the updates today's buyers appreciate.