549 Poplar Street

This 1935 Converse Heights property has been fully reimagined and renovated, blending historic charm with modern functionality. Beyond the 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, the home offers a loft, butler's pantry, walk-in pantry, mudroom, walk-in crawlspace storage, and a screened side porch. Cathedral or high ceilings and large rooms throughout offer significantly more space and breathing room than is typical for this neighborhood.

A June 2026 structural engineer's inspection report is available for buyer review and peace of mind.The chef's kitchen was opened up in 2018, designed for serious cooking and easy entertaining. A powerful Best brand island vent hood keeps kitchen smells contained despite the open layout.

Knotty alder cabinetry, quartz counters, marble tile, a walk-in pantry with wood shelving and an island doubling as bar seating and a breakfast nook. A butler's pantry connects the kitchen to the dining room — ideal for hosting. The suite upstairs opens through French doors to a him & her Closets by Design wardrobe, a separate walk-in closet, a generous custom sink vanity, and a walk-in shower, with pine wood alcove shelving throughout.

The guest bath downstairs pairs an original cast iron soaking tub and antique hexagonal flower tiles with a new vanity installed May 2026. A built-in bookshelf anchors the main floor guest room. The loft, framed by stained glass panels by local artist Gary Webber, offers extra space, perfect for a home office, nursery, or yoga/fitness.

A living room fireplace, and 1930s telephone nook complete the blend of modern updates and original historic detail. Plenty of storage! Built-ins, multiple walk-in and traditional closets, alcove shelving, accessible attic storage, and a walk-in crawlspace with workshop potential.

Hardwood floors downstairs, bamboo upstairs. HVAC units (2023 & 2025) & dishwasher (2026) under warranty; 2017 roof, 2018 LG washer & dryer. Ring cameras & motion-sensing lights included.

Fully fenced, pet-friendly backyard with alley access and a private gravel parking pad. The home faces north/northwest — a sought-after orientation for diffuse natural light and energy efficiency.