On a tree-lined stretch of Webster Street, just a short walk from downtown Traverse City, this 1899 home has held onto every ounce of its original charm while quietly updating everything that matters. Step through the foyer entrance and the flow feels immediate: a living room with hardwood floors and a gas fireplace, a formal dining room built for gathering, and a fully renovated kitchen with new cabinets, countertops, and appliances that connects it all without feeling boxed in. A main floor bedroom, laundry room, and mudroom round out the space, a rare find for a home of this era. Upstairs, two more bedrooms tuck under the roofline with the kind of character you only find in a home built well over a century ago, refreshed with new carpet, paint, and windows. The lower level has been fully remodeled as well, complete with its own renovated bathroom, offering flexible living space that stretches the home's footprint without asking you to sacrifice its original charm. Recent updates go well beyond the cosmetic. New siding, roof, gutters, and exterior doors protect the home's classic exterior, while a tankless water heater, whole-house water filtration, and central air with mini-split heat pumps bring modern comfort and efficiency behind the scenes. Step outside and the character carries through. A landscaped, hardscaped patio is built for slow mornings and long evenings. An oversized carport and garden shed handle storage without cluttering the yard. And with downtown Traverse City's restaurants, shops, and waterfront just a short walk or bike ride away, this is a home that lets you have both: a peaceful, tree-lined street to come home to, and the best of the city right outside your door.
