Courtesy of John L. Scott

This quintessential 1910 Irvington craftsman, designed and built by renowned architect Archie Rice, is known as "the home with the arches". Its iconic arches and columns are featured on the front porch and repeated in the front dormer, foyer, window seats, and fireplace, creating a timeless elegance. The full-width covered porch offers a warm welcome, while inside, the home boasts architectural features including high box beam ceilings, extensive woodwork, and wainscotting. The spacious living room features a gas fireplace with glazed white tile, built-in bookcases and window seats. French doors open to a sunroom, offering a versatile space that can be used as a den or additional bedroom. A rare full bath on the main level provides added convenience. The updated kitchen features granite counters, a new range, and a built-in hutch. Upstairs, you'll find the primary bedroom with a dressing room, three additional bedrooms with walk-in closets, a full bath, and access to a private balcony. The third-level bonus space offers flexible options, ideal for a home office, craft room, play area, or guest suite. This peaceful retreat includes its own ensuite, fireplace, and custom skylight. Additional highlights include a large lower-level with family room, laundry and storage; out back, a private courtyard garden with fountain. An extraordinary home, combining historical significance with modern comfort. [Home Energy Score = 1. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10233599]