This charming, Dutch Colonial home, built in 1936 has since been renovated back to the studs. Renovations have transformed the home into a modern masterpiece, while still retaining its original character. The house has undergone a complete gut, full rewire and replumb, raised ceiling heights, and a new floor plan that includes a more open layout on the first level. Recent updates include a new roof, skylights, slab countertops throughout, a complete update of the Master bath and closet, intensive restoration to the beautiful wooden double-hung windows, and a refreshed front landscaping. The porch features 4 columns salvaged from a plantation, gas lanterns, exterior speakers, and ceiling fans. The entry and master doors are made of salvaged antique cypress from New Orleans, pair beautifully with the custom pecky cypress cabinets in the kitchen and the cypress mantle, home to the natural gas fireplace of Old St Louis brick. The kitchen has leathered quartzite slab counters, travertine backsplash, new fireclay apron-front sink, stainless appliances, and great natural lighting. Powder room, off kitchen seating area, updated with matte brass fixtures, brick flooring, beadboard paneling, and Phillip Jeffries wallpaper. The spa-like master bath offers a whirlpool tub, multi-head shower, porcelain tile, slab quartz counters, custom framed mirror, double vanities, private water closet, and walk-in closet. Lower-level surround-sound interior and exterior system unifies the inside and outside back deck and expansive backyard, enclosed with 8-foot privacy fence. Upstairs, you'll find 3 spacious bedrooms and a large bath with a jetted tub/shower, slab granite counters, double vanity, skylight, and porcelain tile. Off-street parking, security system, and outdoor video systems for added safety. The center-of-town proximity to LSU, great schools, run/walk paths, parks, museums, numerous attractions, shopping, and St Patrick’s Day Parade passes directly in front of this home.