Pitkin Place — a distinguished Queen Anne-style Victorian listed on the National Register of Historic Places — is a masterwork of turn-of-the-century architecture by George Roe and E.W. Shutt. Perched on a desirable corner lot, this 7-bedroom, 4-bath home spans four expansive levels, seamlessly blending vintage charm with thoughtful modern updates. Step inside to discover grand, light-filled living spaces adorned with authentic period details — from intricate woodwork and original pocket doors to a built-in china cabinet in the formal dining room. The elegant front parlor offers the perfect setting for formal entertaining or relaxing fireside with a quiet cup of tea. The updated kitchen features stainless steel appliances, a double oven, and an inviting breakfast nook, all opening to a functional mudroom and a lush, private backyard oasis. Upstairs, the primary suite is joined by four additional spacious bedrooms — ideal for a large household, guests, or remote work flexibility. The top floor offers two more bedrooms and a beautifully preserved vintage bathroom, while generous attic storage provides even more usable space — perfect as a quiet creative studio or library. The finished lower level includes a media and recreation area, along with a private guest bath for added comfort. This rare historic gem offers timeless elegance with all the space and versatility today’s lifestyle demands.