Tucked on a tree-lined block of North Weber between Espanola and Caramillo near Steele Elementary, this 1903 two-story sits on one of North End’s more generous lots, nearly a quarter acre, with mature cottonwoods, a flagstone patio, and a private backyard that feels much larger than the address suggests. From the upper floor, you can see the Front Range through the treeline. Freshly painted exterior gives the home a crisp, well-kept first impression, while the covered brick entry porch, large windows (several with original leaded glass) and many other original features carry the character you’d hope for from this era and this neighborhood. Inside, original hardwood floors (to be refinished by seller) run beneath coffered ceilings with mahogany-toned trim, a staircase with a built-in bookcase tucked beneath it, and a wood-burning-style gas fireplace that anchors the main living space. The dining room carries its own character with wainscoting, a built-in shelving nook, and a bay window that pulls in the afternoon light. The kitchen has been updated in this century with granite counters, a butcher block island, tile floors, and a brand new stainless downdraft range oven with airfryer feature. Upstairs, the primary suite is the standout! Generously sized bedroom with its own sitting area, giving it a real retreat feel. Along with new carpet, it’s also paired with a private ensuite bath finished with a pedestal sink, subway tile shower, and tile flooring. Two additional upper-level bedrooms share a second full bath. Don’t forget the secret staircase from the kitchen. Historic charm is neverending with this property! With mature trees, room to grow, and easy access to Downtown Colorado Springs and everything the Old North End has to offer from Monument Valley Park and Shooks Run Trail to Patty Jewett Golf Course – this home offers a rare mix of historic character and everyday livability, all in a setting that’s hard to replicate. Come see it for yourself!