This 1926 Tudor Revival has enduring architectural presence and is in the Gatewood West Historic District. A true vestibule entry with closet creates a natural transition into the home, opening to a living area defined by original hardwood floors, substantial trimwork and an abundance of natural light. The living room is anchored by a textured fireplace with a wood mantel and framed by windows that soften the space with filtered light. Access to the arched side porch extends the living area outward, offering an additional living space. The layout continues seamlessly into a formal dining space and adjoining breakfast nook. The breakfast area has a buffet with mirrored backing, open shelving and lower cabinetry. The kitchen carries forward the home’s character with warm wood cabinetry, tiled backsplash and stone flooring, complemented by stainless steel appliances. A brick accent wall introduces texture while the saddleback stairs subtly define the space and reinforce the home’s original design. Upstairs, the layout offers a level of flexibility. The primary bedroom expands into an adjoining space that can function as a home office, sitting room, workout area or even an additional bedroom depending on needs. The primary is enhanced by multiple windows that bring in natural light from several directions, creating a bright and airy environment and had direct access to a walkout balcony overlooking 17th Street. Two additional bedrooms and a full bath complete the upstairs, offering comfortable proportions and continued natural light throughout. Below, a 375 square foot unfinished basement provides additional storage. The backyard is thoughtfully landscaped and well-suited for entertaining, while a detached two-car garage with a separate storage area adds everyday practicality. All of this just moments from the Plaza District, placing local dining, shopping, and the arts within easy reach. Great opportunity to make this home your own!