A 1906 Craftsman-Victorian with its period character intact and the big work already done. Set up off the street on an Inner Eliot corner lot, this home pairs high ceilings with a new roof, fresh paint throughout, updated plumbing and electrical, and new Marvin double-pane wood windows. The remodel is thoughtfully curated, with custom finishes. Upstairs, the rooms are custom vaulted, bedrooms included, and skylights pull in the daylight. Walk-in closets and ample storage answer the most common complaint about homes of this era, and the laundry is upstairs where you need it. 1.5 baths, including a water closet on the main level. The spacious unfinished basement has a side entrance for easy access to bikes, gear, and projects. High-efficiency furnace, on-demand gas hot water, HES score of 4. Out the front door: Walk Score 88, Bike Score 100, and a main bikeway. Matt Dishman Community Center, the library, parks, and everyday shopping and dining are close by, with easy access to Lower Fremont, Williams, and the neighborhoods of the inner east side. A cared-for home with this much character is hard to find at this price. [Home Energy Score = 4. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10252350]