Built in 1926, this NW side foursquare, celebrating its centennial year, has aged with grace. Original hardwood floors and trim throughout, the kind of craftsmanship that reminds you what 'built to last' actually means. The screened porch is perfect for slow mornings and good conversation. Move through the front vestibule with original hexagon tile floor, lighting and beveled glass doors into the living room, where a wood-burning fireplace gives the kind of warmth a 100-year-old home deserves. A half bath is conveniently tucked inside the back entrance near the kitchen, where stacked cabinetry makes the most of every inch of space. The sunroom addition is an inviting, light-filled retreat. Three bedrooms and full bath complete the upper level living space, while the basement features laundry, storage and finished workshop. This home is a calm retreat on a quiet street, close to the Bridge Street corridor with restaurants, coffee shops, and one of Grand Rapids' most vibrant communities.