House for sale, 1331 N Wahsatch Avenue , El Paso County, Colorado, in Colorado Springs, United States

Welcome to an impeccably restored 1910 Craftsman Bungalow with a modern enhancement unlike few in town. This incredible property features a modernized antique main home with 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, as well as a separate 3-bedroom, 3-bath 2-story ADU-cottage built in 2015. After lingering on the spacious full-width front porch, entering the main home is rewarded with luminous, sunny livability. Beamed ceilings provide detail, original quarter sawn oak floors and arts and crafts-era window and door trim provide story and character, and original stained-glass transom windows playfully filter brilliant sunlight. The main living room boasts a modernized gas fireplace with period-correct hearth, while the dining room features a massive built-in buffet with both upper and lower cabinetry and a mirrored bar. The primary suite offers a walk-in closet and attached bath suite, raised double vanities and a walk-in rain shower. There’s even a generous walk-in closet. A bonus sunroom provides extra space to relax. Also on the main level is the front bedroom, enhanced by a library of bookcases. It also has a generous closet and direct en suite access to a bath with stunning slipper tub. The kitchen embraces the era while delighting in function, with cherry shaker cabinetry, granite counters, and stainless steel appliances. The finished attic upstairs provides additional living space with two bedrooms and a 3/4 bath. Outside, a detached two-car garage with electric gate access adds convenience, while a spacious concrete patio with gas lines for both a grill and fire pit is perfect for outdoor entertaining. The cottage has a modern quartz kitchen, main-level en suite primary, it’s own stackable laundry, and two bedrooms with a bath upstairs. Fencing delineates the two spaces enhancing privacy and enjoyment for both the main home and cottage. The rarest of opportunities: a piece of living history with modern amenities on one of the North End’s architecturally-enchanting blocks.