If you haven’t heard of Euclid St. Paul’s, now you have. This neighborhood is filled with so many older homes that exude so much charm. This home is no exception. So much of the historic character of this home has been kept intact over the years. Upon walking into the home, you’ll notice all the natural light pouring in the home, the beautiful oak hardwood flooring throughout most of the home, the original doors/trim/molding, the archway from the living room to the dining room, the built-in nooks and hallway bookshelves, and so much more. This great block home sits in an X-flood zone (no flood insurance currently required), it is in a non-evacuation zone, and over 40ft above sea level. There is a large Florida room as soon as you enter the home that could be used as an office/playroom/reading nook, or whatever suits your needs. The living room and dining room are attached, and tucked off to one side is the kitchen with the original swinging door. The two bedrooms are divided by three hall closets, and the bathroom has the original retro tile surround/tub/flooring with an additional linen closet. Out the back door, you’ll notice a large paver patio and a detached two-car garage with/ storage and the washer/dryer. The backyard has plenty of space to add on or put in a pool. Major components are as follows: A/C system (2017), Gas water heater (2023), Roof (2005), Electrical panel (early 2000s), and brick pavers (2017). This neighborhood is conveniently located within just two minutes of the highway, 16 blocks to the EDGE District, 5 blocks to a dedicated bike lane along 9th St N, and within 5-10 minutes of all the most amazing restaurants, grocery stores, and local establishments on 4th St N.