Steeped in history and timeless craftsmanship, this extraordinary Norfolk home offers a rare opportunity to own one of the city’s true architectural treasures. Designed in 1901 by renowned architect George Stitt—known for several of Norfolk’s most iconic buildings, including the Library and Sacred Heart Church—this residence showcases the enduring quality, character, and detail rarely found today. From the moment you step through the formal entryway, the home’s rich history and warmth are unmistakable. Original wood flooring, mission oak woodwork, leaded glass French doors, built-in cabinetry, and a stunning brick fireplace create a sense of elegance and comfort throughout. Every space reflects the craftsmanship and thoughtful design of its era. Designed for gathering and everyday living alike, the home features an oversized kitchen, spacious dining room, and inviting living areas that have hosted generations of memories. With six generously sized bedrooms—including a flexible main-floor bedroom or study—and a private third-floor primary suite with its own ensuite bath, there is space for both quiet retreat and busy family life. A walk-out balcony, cozy lower-level retreat, and additional storage and workspace add even more versatility. Set on a beautifully landscaped ¾-acre corner lot, the property is surrounded by mature trees and blooming lilacs, creating a peaceful setting just minutes from downtown Norfolk. The fenced patio is already prepared for a hot tub, while the oversized three-car garage with loft space provides room for hobbies, storage, or future possibilities. There’s even ample space for a garden. Beyond the property itself, the location offers the best of Norfolk living, with parks, trails, schools, restaurants, shopping, and entertainment all within walking distance. Lovingly cared for for nearly 50 years by the same owners, this home is more than just a place to live—it’s a piece of Norfolk history ready for its next chapter.