Every path, room, and view reinforces one thing- this is a property unlike any other in the city. The story of 1506 Estes Crescent reaches back more than a century and a half. Originally built in the 1860s, this former farmhouse remains one of the rare surviving examples of 19th-century rural architecture in the area. With its red brick exterior, arched windows, and historic charm, the home stands as both a piece of history and a private retreat. Set on three-quarters of an acre, the property is framed by tall trees that create a cottage-like feel within the city. Natural grounds, pathways, and sunlight filtering through the trees provide a calm setting that is seldom found in an urban environment. Inside, the home retains its period charm - warm wood finishes, a cozy wood-burning stove, and timeless details throughout. At the same time, spacious rooms and large windows offer flexibility for restoration, modern touches, or simply preserving its historic character. This is more than just a home its an opportunity to own a rare piece of history, a sanctuary of privacy and tranquility, and a property that speaks to both the past and the present..Take a walk through the grounds, step inside the rooms, and you'll feel it.... this is something truly special! Be sure to check out the video link (id:63267)