This unique limestone beauty was the first house built on Campbell Street, decades before the others! Homes like this don't come along often and must be seen to be appreciated. Architectural details like bullseye wood trim, rosette carvings on the staircase, marbelized fireplaces (that actually work!) pocket doors, and stained glass detail set this home in a league of its own. This home's first two levels have been lovingly restored with the help of an architect that specializes in historic homes. The top level was renovated recently with impeccable attention to detail, including its own HVAC system, adding nearly 500 square feet to the home. The top floor would make an excellent master suite, rec area, or office suite and features a full bath with a heavenly soaking tub. The laundry room was moved to the second level and features a sink and folding table that folds up for storage when not in use. Closet organizers provide ample space and organization for two of the bedrooms and stay with the home. The backyard is oversized with a lot nearly twice the size of the average lot in Hyde Park. Enjoy a native pollinator garden year round designed by a landscape architect! Even the stone foundation on this home puts modern foundations to shame, as it is in excellent shape after 130 years. There is so much love, thought, and intention in this home. It's truly a special home and not one to be missed! You won't find another like it. A full list of updates to the home are provided in the supplements.