$248,900

Most 1930 houses make you pick: character, or a kitchen you'd actually want to cook in. We quit playing that game. The main floor was opened up — living room into dining into a kitchen that's doing the most in the best possible way, with an oversized peninsula with seating, white shaker cabinets, subway tile, brass fixtures, and stainless appliances. Updated LVP flooring runs the whole house, the paint is fresh, and somebody clearly thought about the light fixtures instead of grabbing whatever was on the clearance rack. The primary suite is downstairs with a walk-in closet AND a separate dressing area, which is not a sentence most Guthrie houses under $250K get to say. Right off it sits a flex room built for a nursery, a home office, or wherever the baby monitor ends up living. Two more bedrooms upstairs. Both full baths fully renovated with tile surrounds and new vanities. 1,806 sq ft per county assessor, two living areas, dedicated laundry room, central heat and air, updated electrical panel, high-speed internet available. Outside: covered front porch, open deck out back, partial wood fencing, and a detached one-car garage off the alley. The lot runs 50x140 — a real yard, not a maintenance hobby. Guthrie school district. This is a house that doesn't hand you a project list on move-in day, in a town where people still wave from the porch. Easy to show!