1520 4TH ST

Baker City, OR 97814

Charming 4-bedroom, 2-Bath historic home with modern comforts. Step into this solid, well-preserved historic home, offering the perfect blend of classic charm and contemporary convenience. Ideally located just minutes from downtown, the city park, and scenic walk paths, this home is a rare find! As you enter, you're welcomed by spacious, sun-filled rooms with large windows that let natural light pour in throughout. The wood floors and high ceilings evoke the warmth and character of this home’s era, while the modern amenities ensure comfortable living. The inviting front porch is perfect for relaxing and enjoying the neighborhood, while the wide city street and alley access provide added convenience. The kitchen comes fully equipped with appliances included, making move-in a breeze. A bonus room on the upper floor offers extra space for a home office, playroom, or reading nook. Additional highlights include beautiful woodwork throughout, high ceilings, a partial basement for added storage, and the home’s prime location offers easy access to everything you need in this vibrant, walkable community. This home is one of Baker's darlings, with a well documented local history. Don't miss the opportunity to own a classic with all the modern touches in a highly sought-after location! Most of the furniture can go with the sale.

Listing courtesy of Tamara Claflin of High Country Realty Professionals 5415196607



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