Located in Bangor's well-regarded Little City neighborhood, this early 1900s home blends classic character with thoughtful updates, including a freshly painted exterior that gives the property a clean, refreshed look. Within walking distance to Little City Park, Mary Snow School, Dakin Pool, and Saint Joseph Hospital, the setting offers both convenience and a strong sense of neighborhood. The first floor begins with a practical mudroom entry featuring a coat closet, along with a half bath and a separate laundry room accented by a cedar-lined ceiling. From there, the home opens into a series of well-defined living spaces that highlight its original craftsmanship. Hardwood floors carry through the foyer, dining room, and living room, complemented by detailed woodwork, crown molding, and antique glass doorknobs. The kitchen is bright and functional, offering a comfortable workspace with good flow and under-cabinet lighting that adds to the overall usability of the space. A small pantry is conveniently located in the hallway between the kitchen and foyer. The formal dining room features a built-in china cabinet, while the living room provides a comfortable gathering space with a natural gas fireplace, built-in bookshelves, and soft sconce lighting. Upstairs, hardwood floors continue throughout. The second level includes a home office that could serve as an additional bedroom, complete with a window seat that brings in natural light. A second bedroom overlooks Center Street, while the primary bedroom is positioned at the opposite end of the floor, with a spacious walk-in closet located across the hall. Also on this level is a three-season sun porch with newer windows, offering additional space to enjoy throughout much of the year. A walk-up attic provides further flexibility, currently used for storage and a workout area. Outside, the property includes a restored front porch with direct access to the foyer, a vinyl-fenced yard, and a storage shed.