Step into this beautifully restored 1707 sqft character home, a true gem in the heart of the historic Crescents neighbourhood on a large corner lot. Extensively renovated since 2003, this bungalow exudes the timeless charm of the Crafstman style while offering modern conveniences. With such curb appeal it caught the eye of celebrated Canadian visual artist David Thauberger as one of his subjects. The original home was 1410 sqft and built in 1921. In 2003 the home owner added a clever 300 sqft addition to accommodate an elevator which takes you from the main floor down to the attached garage level and to the basement.  This home is one of a kind. As you enter through the large front foyer, you are welcomed by the spacious grand central living room with gorgeous oak hardwood floors which carry on throughout the entire home. The original hardwood floors were refinished in 2003.  A front den/office features original millwork with classic lead glass display cabinets. The formal dining room off the living room is a wonderful space to host dinner parties. An expansive kitchen with natural gas cook top range is adjacent to the breakfast nook overlooking the mature south facing backyard. A garden door leads to the patio for summer time bbqs.  At the back of the home you will find the elevator entrance. The primary bedroom is sizable and offers dual closets and a roomy 3 piece ensuite with an accessible shower. The 2nd bedroom is also a very good size with the addition of a second 3 piece bathroom completing the main floor of the home. At the time of the 2003 reno, the basement concrete floor was re-poured, sewer line under the house replaced, electrical panel updated and some plumbing updates. High Efficiency boiler system replaced in 2022. Fully insulated and drywalled garage is 15'2"W x 23'10"L with a 14'6" ceiling height and 8'foot garage door.  Don't miss this exquisite home. Walking distance to downtown and steps away from Wascana Park. (fireplace not used since 2003).