Courtesy of Aleksandr Milshteyn, Coldwell Banker Realty

Welcome to this beautifully maintained 1917 bungalow nestled in the coveted Burns Park neighborhood of Ann Arbor. This home exudes classic charm with modern updates, offering a perfect blend of historic character and contemporary convenience. Relax and unwind on the expansive covered front porch, ideal for enjoying the neighborhood ambiance. Step inside to discover original hardwood floors and stunning stained-glass windows that add warmth and character throughout. There is plenty of space to entertain in the sizable living and dining rooms, both of which feature a coffered ceiling, highlighting the craftsmanship and detailing of the era. Gather around the wood burning fireplace on cool evenings, creating a cozy ambiance in the living room. The kitchen has been tastefully renovated with modern amenities, ensuring both functionality and style. Upstairs, the primary bathroom has also been updated, featuring contemporary fixtures and finishes. Each of the three generous bedrooms upstairs boasts a walk-in closet, providing ample storage space and convenience. The full basement has been partially finished with a large family/recreation space that could also be a home office and laundry/second bathroom with additional storage. Outside, enjoy privacy and tranquility in the fenced backyard on the deck surrounded by established low-maintenance perennials. It's a secluded paradise in the heart of Ann Arbor! Situated just one block from Burns Park, this home offers easy access to all the recreational amenities the park has to offer, while quick access to the University of Michigan main and hospital campuses and nearby highways makes commuting a breeze. Shared driveway on the north side of the house for your convenience. This delightful bungalow offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of history in one of Ann Arbor's most desirable neighborhoods. Don't miss this chance to make this historic gem your own - schedule your showing today! Home Energy Score of 1. Download report at stream.a2gov.org.