Set on a quiet residential street near Payson Park and Back Cove, this 1919 cape with full dormers has been methodically updated throughout, with the expensive work already behind you. Inside, new kitchen cabinets and granite counters over a mosaic tile floor with stainless steel appliances. A full bath on each floor, both tiled, with tiled showers, new vanities and new toilets. Bamboo in every bedroom. Oak hardwood and crown molding in the living room, baseboard molding and fresh paint throughout, new light fixtures, solid core doors and vinyl double pane windows and a security system. Outside, a south facing deck, a shed and a fenced backyard with trees on three sides. The driveway runs deep along the side of the house with room at the end for a garage, buyer to verify with the City. The systems are done. A Mitsubishi Hyper Heat system, four heads on one compressor, heats and cools both floors, with electric baseboard as backup. Heat pump water heater. 200 amp electrical panel, permitted and inspected in 2025. Full PEX water supply lines. Spray foam insulation that keeps the heat where you paid to put it. Payson Park, the Back Cove trail and the tennis courts are a few blocks away. I-295 is minutes from the door, Whole Foods about five, the Old Port about ten and the Jetport under fifteen. The Roux Institute's new campus is taking shape at the former B&M site just down Washington Avenue. A 1919 house with 2026 systems, on a street that still feels like a neighborhood. Open house Saturday, October 24th, 10am to 12pm.