You've been picturing it for years - the wide front porch, the farmhouse charm, the exposed brick, the kitchen with enough room to actually cook in. What you probably didn't dare picture was finding all of it a few blocks from Whole Foods, Tinker Coffee, King Dough, and the buzz of the new Cole Motors development. And yet, here it is. Step through the door and the house opens up in all the right ways. The living room, dining room, and kitchen are each genuinely spacious - the kind where you can have people over without anyone feeling like they're in the way. The kitchen anchors it all with a large island, teal original beadboard, and enough character to make cooking feel like the event it should be. Exposed brick, hardwood floors, and transom doorways carry through the home, giving every room something worth looking at. Both bedrooms are en-suite, so whoever claims a room claims a retreat. The loft adds a third living space that flexes to whatever you need - office, reading room, overflow guest space - and the sunroom brings the outside in without asking you to leave the house. The backyard is a quiet surprise: garden beds with grapes, berries and more, space for you to build a garage or add more gardens and enough privacy to forget you're in the middle of one of the city's most exciting neighborhoods. This is the farmhouse you always wanted. It just came with a better zip code than you expected.