The remodel is the headline here. Every surface feels considered, every finish intentional. The Parisian-inspired teal tones paired with crisp stone and tailored detailing create a mood that’s refined without feeling fussy. It’s Victorian architecture through a modern European lens. The upstairs primary suite is genuinely impressive. Off the main bedroom, an octagon-shaped tower sitting room adds character and romance, the kind of space you imagine reading in with morning light pouring through the windows. And then there’s the bathroom. One of the largest, most beautifully executed primary baths we’ve seen in a historic home. Wrapped in white marble, with a generous pedestal soaking tub, expansive marble shower, and abundant space to spread out, it’s designed for lingering. We also loved the lower level. It shifts stylistically into something more contemporary and relaxed: large sitting area with TV, second kitchen, two additional bedrooms, even an exercise room. It’s ideal for kids, visiting friends, or anyone who wants a bit of separation from the more formal main floor. The backyard, though modest in size, is perfectly composed: fire pit, arbor, table, fountain. Private, charming, and surprisingly serene given you’re just blocks from downtown.