Historic

Welcome to Old North! This historic gem was built in 1893 and has so much to offer. From the moment you walk in you see all of the historic charm; 10-foot ceilings, built-in floor to ceiling bookcases, pocket doors and original wood flooring throughout. The huge windows allow for natural light to seep in from all angles. The exposed brick walls also give this house that city allure! And that's just the first level folks.... there's 3 in total. The second level plays host to another set of rooms to make your own, and a full bathroom that you need to see to believe. The third level not only has bedrooms, but also a laundry room and another full bathroom. The front bedroom window gives a lovely view of the Arch; and this window is also exteriorly framed by the new mansard slate roof (capped with copper). But let's not just get hung up on the interior, the exterior is just as charming. The brick runs from the house to the patio to the smokehouse. The patio is the perfect place for all those fun get-togethers with friends, and the porch (2nd level) is great for a good book and a good drink! The grass area provides enough space for your fur friends to enjoy, especially since there's a custom wood fence enclosing the entire backyard (yet provides alley access). And I just have to give a quick mention that the basement plays host to the HVAC unit (2023) and water heater. Many updates were completed in recent years: smokehouse roof/tuckpointing (2025), TPO vinyl insulated roof (2021), copper gutter & downspouts (2021). But that's not all folks...a brand-new custom wood front door and 3rd level window (the one with the view of the Arch) frame to be completed very soon. This home is located minutes from Downtown, the new National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency campus, and the new bike paths through the Brick Line Greenway. Come by and while you're here get yourself a delicious ice cream or the biggest BLT you'll probably every see, 2 blocks away, at Crown Candy Kitchen. But don't wait too long... who knows how long this gem will last! Cheers!

Welcome to Old North! This historic gem was built in 1893 and has so much to offer. From the moment you walk in you see all of the historic charm; 10-foot ceilings, built-in floor to ceiling bookcases, pocket doors and original wood flooring throughout. The huge windows allow for natural light to seep in from all angles. The exposed brick walls also give this house that city allure! And that's just the first level folks.... there's 3 in total. The second level plays host to another set of rooms to make your own, and a full bathroom that you need to see to believe. The third level not only has bedrooms, but also a laundry room and another full bathroom. The front bedroom window gives a lovely view of the Arch; and this window is also exteriorly framed by the new mansard slate roof (capped with copper). But let's not just get hung up on the interior, the exterior is just as charming. The brick runs from the house to the patio to the smokehouse. The patio is the perfect place for all those fun get-togethers with friends, and the porch (2nd level) is great for a good book and a good drink! The grass area provides enough space for your fur friends to enjoy, especially since there's a custom wood fence enclosing the entire backyard (yet provides alley access). And I just have to give a quick mention that the basement plays host to the HVAC unit (2023) and water heater. Many updates were completed in recent years: smokehouse roof/tuckpointing (2025), TPO vinyl insulated roof (2021), copper gutter & downspouts (2021). But that's not all folks...a brand-new custom wood front door and 3rd level window (the one with the view of the Arch) frame to be completed very soon. This home is located minutes from Downtown, the new National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency campus, and the new bike paths through the Brick Line Greenway. Come by and while you're here get yourself a delicious ice cream or the biggest BLT you'll probably every see, 2 blocks away, at Crown Candy Kitchen. But don't wait too long... who knows how long this gem will last! Cheers!