Some homes carry a sense of history you can feel the moment you arrive — and this 1920 adobe style bungalow with Lake Gracie views from screened porch is one of them. Nestled on a quiet, low traffic street with no HOA and not in a flood zone, it offers the kind of peaceful, walkable lifestyle that’s hard to find. Morning and evening strolls along Lake Gracie become part of your daily rhythm, with breezes drifting through the trees and the water just steps away. Inside, the home’s century old character shines through tall windows, original French doors, wide baseboards, and crystal knobs, built-ins, and 9.5′ ceilings. The living room’s wood burning fireplace creates a cozy gathering space, while the dining room’s bay windows and second fireplace add warmth and charm. The kitchen blends old world appeal with modern convenience: marble countertops, stainless steel appliances, and solid wood cabinetry. Both bathrooms have been beautifully updated one features a new shower and flooring, while the second bedroom enjoys its own private bath complete with a nostalgic clawfoot tub and light filled sunroom. Outside, the painted stucco exterior and period tile trim echo the home’s heritage. A long driveway, 2 storage sheds, and large fenced yard provide room and privacy to relax, garden, or entertain. With major systems updated — including wiring, plumbing, HVAC ducts, a 2021 roof, and a 2023 Carrier Elite A/C with new surge protector and transferable warranty, some newer windows with 4 having transferrable warranty — this home is move-in ready for its next chapter. It’s a place where vintage charm meets everyday comfort, wrapped in the serenity of lakeside living.