Some houses get a fresh coat of paint. This one got a complete personality transplant. Built in 1922 and refusing to be boring ever since, this Homes by Keeno masterpiece took everything buyers love about historic homes and politely showed the outdated parts the door. Let's start with the entrance. That dramatic dark brick? The arched front door? The kind of curb appeal that practically whispers, "Yeah...I'm cooler than your neighbor's house." Inside, the original brick foyer is still stealing the show, while the rest of the home casually flexes with soaring style, clean lines, and enough designer touches to make your Pinterest board feel a little inadequate. The fireplace? Gorgeous. The library? You'll suddenly become the kind of person who "reads by the fire." The kitchen? Honestly...it's rude how good it looks. Natural wood cabinetry, black hex tile, sleek countertops, hidden pantry storage, and enough style to make frozen pizza feel gourmet. Need bedrooms? We have five. Need office space? Easy. Home gym? Craft room? Gaming cave? In-law suite? You can have all of those and still have room left over. The primary bedroom upstairs is exactly what every grown-up deserves after surviving group texts, grocery shopping, and Monday mornings. Quiet. Private. Beautiful. Every bathroom looks like it belongs in a boutique hotel. Every finish feels custom. Every room somehow manages to be bold without trying too hard. And here's the best part... This house never tries to convince you it's "modern farmhouse." No shiplap pretending to be original. No gray-everything identity crisis. No builder-grade special with three shades of beige fighting for attention. Just incredible architecture, fearless design, and a renovation that actually respected the home's history while making it dramatically better. This isn't a flip. It's not a remodel. It's a mic drop. Completely Keeno unique. Upgrades list in the supplements.