Built in 1923 with traditional craftsmanship, this classic structure has both presence and practicality. The masonry exterior and symmetrical design have aged with remarkable grace, offering a sense of history without sacrificing relevance. Preserved transoms, crown molding, and tall ceilings enhance the unit's architectural depth, complemented by hardwood floors, a renovated bath with a newly installed shower, generous storage, and a large screened porch that extends the living area. Two dedicated parking spaces provide uncommon convenience, while a new roof (2023) and a new package HVAC unit (2024) reflect the care and forward planning of the building’s long-term upkeep. The combination of historic permanence and thoughtful modernization creates a property defined as much by durability as by design.