This 1925 bungalow in the Delano district hits that sweet spot: established neighborhood, solid bones, and recent updates that matter. Two bedrooms share a full Jack and Jill bathroom, which gives the floor plan flexibility depending on who's living here. Original hardwood floors run throughout, adding real character without the fuss of refinishing. Walk through and you'll find lath and plaster walls that have stood for nearly a century, original window frames, and a layout that feels thoughtfully designed even at 894 square feet. The fully fenced yard, perfect for privacy, pets, or watching the neighborhood from your own space. The single car garage comes with a door opener, making day-to-day living convenient. This home has been cared for where it counts. The roof was replaced just four months ago, gutters came with it, the sewer line was completely replaced in 2020, and foundation structural support was added in early 2021. These are the things that let a buyer sleep at night, whether you're a first-time buyer building equity, someone downsizing without sacrificing space, or an investor looking at a rental with good bones in a walkable neighborhood with real bones. Forced air gas heat, central air cooling, and a standard city lot with sidewalks in an established area where people stay. This is what $115,000 can get you in Delano right now.