A rare, original 1910 home in Hartford's historic West End, with its craftsman character intact: an oval leaded-glass window, dark-stained trim and paneled doors, original hardwood, two staircases, three fireplaces and a working butler bell. Six bedrooms with closets, a finished attic bonus room and 2 more small rooms give up to 9 spaces that can be used as bedrooms, with 3 full baths and a powder room across three finished floors. First floor: front parlor and foyer, living rooms, main kitchen with double sink, butler's pantry, second mini kitchen, powder room, mud room, and laundry with new GE front-load machines. Second floor: master bedroom with attached bath, three more bedrooms, Jack-and-Jill bath and smoking lounge. Third floor: more bedrooms, including a wood-paneled room, a dormer room and the finished attic, plus a full bath. Updates: much of the exterior siding replaced, new tankless water heater, new heater, new 200-amp breaker panel, most plumbing replaced with PVC/ABS/copper, ethernet throughout, and blown-in insulation in much of the house. The house is level and the hardwood floors are in great shape. Outside: red barn, gravel drive, private yard and an old oak tree, a 5-minute walk to Elizabeth Park. Floor plans included. Some photos are virtually staged and labeled. See the virtual tour for a full video walkthrough.