Transcending time in the historically, character rich community of Dallas Heights on Crestwood Drive, this 1926 architecture flawlessly represents the shift from the grand, flashy designs of the Victorian era to a more hand-crafted, natural style of more casual living. The tone is immediately set at its entry where the foyer is reduced but ever present providing a buffer from front door to the living area. The higher vaulted ceiling is beautifully outlined in stained beams and brackets so desirable to today's design. With craftsman style windows that add to the casual style of the time and fill rooms with natural light. With a focus on letting the outdoors in and open floor plans and large sunrooms, it is almost as if this gem was a trendsetter for today's homes. Spacious family room with stone fireplace flanked by two window seats reflects the practical use of architecture, warmth and efficiency of space at the time, much like the sophisticated urban designs of today. The spacious family room is completely open to the sunroom surrounded in windows expanding the main living area into a room that exudes a peaceful, soothing retreat. Beautifully restored original hardwoods are throughout the main and second levels. The completely renovated kitchen with furniture quality cabinetry and gas cooking will meet the taste of the most discriminating of chefs. Eating area is light and bright and embraced by an abundance of windows and daylight. The turret provides the ideal space for formal dining or aa study or as board, card game niche. Wide sills offer great opportunities for growing flowering plants and herbs. Two bedrooms and a full bath finish the main level with an additional two bedrooms full bath on the second level. Lower level offers plenty of workshop space, storage space, a garage and guest suite with full bath or rec space for play.