CHARMING, CHARACTER-FILLED, AND CONVENIENTLY LOCATED: This 1910 gem sits proudly on a corner lot near East Central University and Hayes Elementary. From the moment you arrive, you will appreciate the beautifully landscaped yard lined with mature flowers and plants, sidewalks, and even a fire hydrant right out front, often a plus for homeowners insurance. Inside, the home blends vintage appeal with practical updates. Restored hardwood floors, original entryways, antique hardware, and a decorative fireplace bring warmth and character throughout. The kitchen offers custom cabinetry, updated appliances, wood flooring, and a stained-glass door leading to the enclosed utility room. The bathroom features antique tile, and each of the three bedrooms has its own unique charm - from a cedar-lined closet to a built-in cabinet and dual-access front bedroom layout. The hallway even has a nostalgic phone nook. The detached 21x26 garage/workshop is a rare in-town find. It includes a concrete floor, electric overhead door, floor drain, and multiple workstations - ideal for woodworking, projects, or extra parking. The workstations can remain or be removed before closing based on buyer preference. This well-maintained home has central heat and air, updated electrical, and thoughtful touches throughout - including a custom exterior door designed to match the home’s original charm. According to the owners, their favorite part is not just the home’s history and craftsmanship, but the wonderful neighbors and tight-knit feel of the area. If you’ve been searching for a vintage home in town with the kind of workshop space usually found only in the country...this is it.