First time on the open market in 75 years. Tucked on a picture-perfect street in the Historic Irvington district, this 1934 English Tudor Revival has been thoughtfully updated over the years while preserving all the charm of its era: parquet wood floors, leaded glass windows, and unpainted original built-ins. A 2007 addition by design-build firm Neil Kelly gave the home a modern floor plan, including a rare main-level primary, and a comprehensive 2026 update finished the job. All knob and tube wiring has been removed, with the back half wired new in 2007 and the front half completed in 2026, and the home is seismically bolted to its foundation. The kitchen shines with refinished cabinetry, new counters and tile backsplash, while vintage hardware carries period character through the home. Four bedrooms up plus the main-level primary, and the lower level adds a family room with fireplace plus a separate bonus room for media, guests, or play. The 2026 work includes: new roof, new electrical panel, central AC, renovated baths, new concrete driveway, new buried stormwater lines, updated garage, fresh landscaping, and a crisp exterior. Blocks to Irving Park, Whole Foods, and the shops and cafes of Fremont and Broadway. [Home Energy Score = 3. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10250269]