A rare architectural jewel in the very heart of Historic Springfield, this 1908 Dutch Colonial with its iconic gambrel roof is one of only a handful still standing—graceful, storied, and radiant as she celebrates her 118th year. Just one block off Main Street, you’re steps from beloved coffee shops, restaurants, bakeries, and bars, yet tucked into a world that feels timeless and quietly grand. From the moment you step onto the gracious front porch framed by stately Roman columns, the home announces its presence. Inside, a sweeping grand staircase descends into an elegant foyer, setting the tone for a residence rich in original detail and craftsmanship. Stained glass glows in the light, an ornate œil-de-bœuf window adds old-world charm, and original hardwood floors run throughout beneath soaring vaulted ceilings. Out back, a hidden brick courtyard garden creates a private oasis, leading to not one but two finished cottages measuring 360 square feet each—ideal for rental income.