You don't see Tudors like this come up often — a true storybook gable, vinyl cedar-shake style siding, a sculptural brick chimney running the full height of the house, and an arched glass front door that sets the tone before you're even inside.
The character carries through: original brick fireplace with a carved wood mantel, wide crown molding, and wood window casings throughout. Solid oak kitchen with a dedicated hutch nook for extra storage, a walkout to the private backyard, and direct access to a patio overlooking the Omaha skyline. Upstairs, a vaulted bedroom with light wood floors that could also be used as an office, playroom, guest space, whatever you need it to be.
Set the chiminea going on the patio and watch the sun go down over one of Council Bluffs' oldest streets, right on the edge of the Lincoln–Fairview Historic District.
Key systems are updated too — newer windows and a newer water line to the house and updated outlets so the charm comes without the usual old-house trade-offs.