Original hardwood floors run through this home with open floor plan that makes this home live bigger than its square footage character that is a rare find. Out back is where it opens up. A brick outdoor kitchen area waits for the first warm evening, a garden area ready for whatever you want to grow, a shed for the overflow, and mature trees holding shade over all of it. Masonry walls wrap the yard in privacy, so it feels like your own world, with plenty of space to truly spread out, garden, and entertain in a way most homes this size can't offer. And then there's the location the real draw here. This is Old Elk Grove, the original town, founded in 1850 as a Gold Rush-era stage stop. Elk Grove Boulevard still carries the historic district today, dozens of buildings dating back to the 1850s through the 1890s, preserved as the heart of the city. Walk it and you'll find Dust Bowl Brewing's Old Town Tap House for a beer after work, Brick House Restaurant for date night, Prost Beer Hall for something different, Tule Coffeehouse for your Saturday morning routine, and Old Town Plaza's boutiques and events on a slow afternoon. There's no other neighborhood in Elk Grove with this much history built into the walk to dinner. Original character, room to grow, and a piece of Old Elk Grove where you can feel the charm.