Located within easy walking distance of downtown Petoskey's Gaslight District, this fully restored 1890s residence—originally the historic Lawton Boarding House—blends timeless charm with modern living. Thoughtfully redesigned, this home offers four bedrooms, including a first-floor primary suite with ensuite bath and an additional bedroom/studio with its own full bath. The spacious dining room and inviting parlor, featuring an original fireplace, radiate historic warmth and character. The second floor includes a family room with picturesque views of Little Traverse Bay, two additional bedrooms, two full baths, a full kitchen, and a convenient laundry area, ideal for guests or extended living. A spacious 2.5 car garage and ample off-street parking provide convenience and additional storage. Extensive Renovations (2011-2021): Carefully updated to retain its historic appeal, the home underwent a comprehensive transformation, with new plumbing, electrical systems, insulation, roofing, windows, and siding. High-end kitchen upgrades include a Fulgor Milano induction cooktop, Bertazzoni built-in ovens, and a custom penny-topped bar. The fireplace has been meticulously rebuilt, preserving original details such as a hand-painted slate surround and antique ash dump. All rooms now feature restored high ceilings and custom-milled wood trims that honor the home’s architectural heritage. Eco-Conscious Outdoor Oasis: The property is situated on an 80x130 corner lot, with a backyard designated as a Certified Wildlife Habitat and a Monarch Waystation. The landscape promotes biodiversity with indigenous plants and perennials, while multiple seating areas, patios, and a dedicated grilling space create an ideal outdoor retreat. This distinctive property presents a unique opportunity to own a historic Petoskey gem, seamlessly blending old-world craftsmanship with luxurious, modern amenities.