Stepping onto the wide, open-frame front porch of this turn-of-the-century home, you immediately get a sense of its enduring character. Built in 1900, the house carries the distinct architectural weight of its era, yet feels entirely refreshed for modern living. It is the kind of space where a quiet morning outside easily transitions into a busy, vibrant day indoors. Inside, the expansive layout stretches across more than 2,100 square feet, offering plenty of room for a growing household to spread out. The living areas are anchored by a classic fireplace, creating a natural gathering spot for evening conversations. Freshly painted walls and newly installed flooring carry you through to a thoughtfully updated kitchen. With brand-new LVT tile underfoot and a new stove ready for its first meal, the kitchen is designed to be the functional, beating heart of the house where everyone naturally congregates. The home’s three bedrooms provide quiet retreats away from the main living areas, featuring plush, newly installed carpet that adds a layer of warmth and comfort. Two full bathrooms serve the home, ensuring morning routines run smoothly. Every room reflects careful attention to detail, from the restored front door to the updated fixtures that make the historic footprint feel clean and current. The living space extends effortlessly outside to a massive wood deck that overlooks a deep, third-of-an-acre lot. It is an ideal backdrop for weekend barbecues, afternoon play, or simply enjoying the privacy of a large yard. A detached two-car garage sits at the end of the property, offering ample parking and storage. Set in the Hereford Place subdivision of Ferguson, this home balances historic roots with the practical updates needed to support a full, active life.