This grand lady blends the wonderful elements of days gone by with all the modern conveniences of today. While the plaster walls, chestnut trim and doors, pine floors, first-floor windows (with original glass) and exterior shutters have been restored to their 1910 glory, the kitchen, bathrooms and laundry are thoroughly 2020. During the renovation, existing walls were removed and new ones built to create more open and functional spaces on all levels. Just off the large wrap-around front porch is a spacious foyer with a unique stairway that sets the stage for the character and craftsmanship seen throughout the home. Large windows that bring in abundant natural light, nine-foot ceilings and a decorative corner fireplace make the living room a welcoming place to relax. The unusual built-in cabinet in the bay-windowed dining room is perfect for displaying decorative items. An entertainer's delight, the kitchen has touches of exposed brick and is outfitted with new Shaker-style cabinets, leading-edge appliances and a farmhouse sink. An expansive island created from remaining chestnut doors and an original ceiling-height corner cupboard evoke the past. A walk-in pantry, beverage area and coatroom are further bonuses. Access to the back porch, patio and fenced garden allows for easy outdoor entertaining. The cutest powder room ever rounds out the first floor! Upstairs, a compartmented bath/dressing area, walk-in closet and bay window give the master suite a sophisticated edge plus there's a sweet balcony for early morning coffee. Two large, sunny bedrooms, laundry and another full bath complete the second floor. Don't miss the restored winding staircase with custom pipe-and-cable railing up to the third floor, where there's a huge flex space and fourth bedroom. Sloped ceilings and hemlock accent walls and beams create an informal place for movie/game night, an office or a teen hangout. New dual-zone HVAC, electric and plumbing (all permitted) allow for easy living and time to relax on the front porch, play in the garden or walk to downtown Frederick. The new Common Market, Baker Park and Hood College are just a block away. You'll find city living at its best in this creatively restored home.