Built in 1946 and reimagined for modern living, this classic Mt Angel home pairs original character with finishes that feel current and considered.Inside, the kitchen anchors everything. White shaker cabinetry and brass hardware frame a professional gas range, while a deep navy island topped in quartz gives you room to gather, prep, and linger. Glass globe pendants throw warm light over the apron sink, and a herringbone backsplash adds quiet texture behind the cooktop. Step into the vaulted great room and the ceiling opens overhead in painted shiplap, drawing the eye to a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace flanked by built-in shelves. Windows on three sides pull in green views and afternoon sun. A second living space carries its own stacked-stone hearth, crowned by a live-edge mantel and an arched window that reads almost like stained glass.Light wood floors run throughout, under refreshed lighting, crisp crown molding, and black-framed windows.Downstairs, a full basement runs the footprint of the home. Mostly unfinished, it is a blank slate for a rec room, gym, shop, or added bedrooms, with room to build real equity on your terms.Outside, the home wraps around a private backyard shaded by a mature maple. A wood deck steps down to lawn, a stone fire pit, and layered garden beds, with tall hedges screening it all from view.This is small-town Oregon at its best. Mt Angel's Bavarian streets, local bakeries, and festival energy sit minutes away, with Silverton and Salem an easy drive.A 1946 home rarely arrives this ready. Come see what they did with it.