Welcome to Historic Meridian Park, where more than a century of character meets the kind of updates that make a historic home easy to fall in love with. From the moment you step through the front door, this home feels special. An elegant marble-inlay foyer, beautiful hardwood floors, soaring spaces and not one-but two staircases-set the tone. The living and dining rooms are wonderfully oversized, giving you the space to host holiday dinners, fill the house with friends, or simply spread out and enjoy a home that was built when rooms were meant to feel grand. And then there's the kitchen. Fully renovated, flooded with natural light, it's a showstopper. The black-and-white design feels sophisticated without losing the home's personality, while a double oven Chef range, generous cabinetry and built-in bar make this a kitchen designed for people who actually love to cook, gather and entertain. Upstairs, all four bedrooms are together along with two full baths, a bonus room and second-floor laundry-a surprisingly functional layout for a home built in 1910. The primary suite offers a walk-in closet, and throughout the second floor you'll find those little architectural moments that give an older home its soul, including the charming built-in bookcase at the stair landing. And this house isn't just beautiful inside. Step out back to a large deck with an outdoor kitchen area, covered patio for summer dinners, privacy-fenced yard and mature trees-your own little retreat in the city. There's even a fully insulated and finished detached two-car garage with epoxy flooring and additional basement space for the things you don't necessarily want taking over the rest of the house. Seller has already had he home pre-inspected for a no surprise closing! This is the rare historic home that gives you the character you want without asking you to sacrifice the space you need. Historic. Stylish. Unexpectedly spacious. And completely unlike the cookie-cutter homes you've already seen