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Charming 1930s Folk Victorian just one block from Bush Park! This beautifully preserved home features refinished Glista Swedish hardwood floors, high ceilings, crown molding, and a light-filled great room. Updated kitchen with slab countertops, subway tile, and stainless appliances. Main-level primary suite plus 2 bedrooms up. Enjoy Trex decking, lush yard, and private street. Notable history as former home of Senator Mark Hatfield, with great walkability to parks, schools, and downtown amenities. Step into timeless charm with this beautifully preserved 1930s Folk Victorian, ideally located just one block from the highly desirable Bush Park in the Pleasant Home historic district. Surrounded by picturesque foliage and offering delightful curb appeal, this home blends historic character with thoughtful updates.Inside, the light-filled great room welcomes you with high ceilings, crown molding, bay windows, and freshly refinished Glista Swedish hardwood floors that flow throughout the main living areas. The updated kitchen shines with slab countertops, classic subway tile, and stainless steel appliances—perfect for both everyday living and entertaining.The flexible floor plan offers two bedrooms and a full bath on the main level, including a primary suite option, with two additional bedrooms upstairs—ideal for guests, work-from-home needs, or multi-generational living.Recent improvements include a new roof, insulation, interior and exterior paint, basement waterproofing with French drains around the perimeter, and a new hot water heater, providing peace of mind for years to come.Outdoor living is equally inviting with durable Trex decking, a lovely yard, and a private, tucked-away street setting that enhances the home’s serene feel.Adding to its unique appeal, this home holds a special place in local history as the original residence of a young Senator Mark Hatfield, after his mother relocated to Salem to teach at a nearby school just one block away.This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of history in one of the area’s most beloved neighborhoods—ready to welcome its next chapter.