1925 craftsman-style home by Speiden & Speiden Architects, designer of Manassas' City Hall and Unitarian Church. This home is listed as a significant contribution to the Mansssas Historic District in the National Register of Historic Places. Framed copies of the architectural elevation drawings included. An easy 10 minute walk to Amtrak and the commuter rail (VRE) with stops at Alexandria, Crystal City, and downtown DC (L'Enfant Plaza and Union Station). Walk to downtown shops, restaurants, and bars. Stand-out masonry, original wood trim, and wavy-glass windows. Large private fenced backyard and screened porch. Bonus room off the master bedroom could be a Walk In Closet. Lovingly maintained and thoughtfully updated, in the last three years the home has: two newly updated full baths, replaced furnace and central air with two zones, red cedar fence, repainted metal roof, new garage door and hardware, paved driveway, remote controlled gas stove-style fireplace, newly lined flues in both chimneys, insulated attic, and assorted electrical and plumbing work.Beautiful Staircase, HardWood Floors and Wood Trim! High Ceilings. Stone Fireplace. Screened Porch off the Back of the House. Side Patio. Graced by a stately Magnolia Tree, a unique Eastern Hemlock, Silver Maple, Black Walnut, and newly planted Coral Japanese Maple, Blue Atlas Cedar, and many others. Landscaping kept organic for 3+ years. You have to walk this home to really appreciate it. This one of kind home in Old Town Manassas offers a mix of a Historical Home, Large Lot with plenty of Parking and a Great Location. Owners have spent over $100K on home improvements.