This home captures the essence of Old Town Longmont-where farmhouse character, thoughtful updates, and a peaceful setting come together in perfect balance. Built in 1935, this California-style bungalow radiates warmth and natural light. Inside, you’ll find archways, original wood floors, and thick plaster walls that absorb sound and keep the home comfortable year-round. The living room’s brick fireplace anchors the space, while large windows frame leafy views. The dining room flows openly to the living area and kitchen, with corner windows that fill it with daylight-perfect for cozy dinners or lively gatherings. The remodeled kitchen reflects what makes this home special: a blend of style and practicality. Crisp white cabinetry with brass accents, quartz counters, butcher block warmth, open shelving, cheerful backsplash details, a farmhouse sink, and a gourmet gas range with stainless appliances create a space that’s equally functional and inspiring. From the adjoining office nook, you can even catch a view of the mountains while you work. The yard is large and peaceful, a true gardener’s delight with perennial beds, apple trees, grape arbor, and four raised beds. Quiet corners invite relaxation, while private parking in both front and back and a detached office/work studio add convenience and flexibility. The location is one of Old Town’s finest: just steps to Thompson Park and Main Street, close to fishing ponds, and an easy bike ride to the Farmer’s Market, Sunset Pool, and Sunset Golf Course. Surrounded by great neighbors and tree-lined streets, it’s a home that feels connected to both nature and community.