This classic 1921 bungalow on a quiet street awaits you. You'll enter from a spacious front porch into the living room, where your first glimpse is of the wood-burning fireplace and the refinished antique floors. The home boasts original woodwork and authentic solid wood doors.

This almost-1400-square-foot home feels bigger than you'd expect. You'll appreciate the convenience of a full bath plus powder room. Two of the four bedrooms are on the first floor. Your other two bedrooms are upstairs along with a large storage area. In addition, two alcoves upstairs hold lots of possibilities: book nooks, kid spaces, or just a place for time alone.

The kitchen needs updating but it doesn't have to be done right away. You have a gas range, dishwasher, refrigerator, and cabinetry ready for everyday use.

The kitchen leads to a screened-in back porch with a pleasant view of the gardens and the oversized yard. There are mature plantings with perennial flowers and ornamental trees.

The automatic generator (powered by natural gas) gives you peace of mind in times of extreme weather -- and the ability to keep working from home when the area is dealing with a power outage.

This friendly neighborhood enjoys a distinctive location. Crittenden Street ends in a cul de sac where a wooded walk takes you to Driskell (Magruder) Park. Simply put, this truly is a unique opportunity to make this early 20th century home your family treasure.