A rare opportunity to own a beautifully restored piece of local history! Built in the 1930s for Roosevelt Luckey, the legendary outdoorsman whose famous "Luckey Buck" held the world record for the largest whitetail deer until 1974 and remains the largest buck ever harvested in New York State, this remarkable home offers a truly unique connection to local history. Step inside to appreciate the craftsmanship of a bygone era, featuring original hardwood floors, rich woodwork, elegant glass doorknobs, arched doorways, two wood-burning fireplaces, and a formal dining room with charming corner built-ins. Every major update has been thoughtfully completed while preserving the home's historic character. The completely renovated kitchen features new cabinetry, quartz countertops, and stainless-steel appliances. Additional improvements include remodeled bathrooms, new electrical, a high-efficiency furnace with central air, premium Sunrise replacement windows, new light fixtures, wireless smoke detectors, freshly painted interior and exterior, and a recently inspected chimney serving both fireplaces. Offering 3 bedrooms and 1.5 baths, the home provides comfortable living with flexible space. A private side entrance creates the perfect opportunity for a home-based business, studio, or office. One of the home's most impressive features lies beneath it—a poured concrete basement foundation, an uncommon construction method for homes of this era that reflects the exceptional quality of its original build. The basement also includes a rare built-in cooler, adding both character and practical storage. Outside, enjoy a charming greenhouse, a beautiful stone wall, and inviting outdoor spaces perfect for relaxing, entertaining, or gardening. Enjoy the peaceful rural lifestyle Hume is known for, with scenic rolling hills, open farmland, and a welcoming community, all within easy reach of Letchworth State Park, hiking, fishing, hunting, snowmobile trails, and countless outdoor recreation opportunities. Rich in history, thoughtfully restored, and beautifully updated, this is more than a home—it's a rare opportunity to own one of the area's most distinctive properties.