Set along a quiet street in Prime Rossmoyne, just three doors below Mountain St. this three bedroom, two bath 1928 Spanish Revival home introduces itself through a series of deep arches that define the front porch. Textured plaster and curved openings provide an immediate read on the home’s architectural heritage.The living room expands that impression. The space is large and airy, shaped by a vaulted ceiling and original wood beams. A prominent arched window at the front draws in generous light and reinforces the home’s period character. The fireplace offers a grounded focal point, framed by niches that echo the curves found throughout the house.The dining area sits just off the living room, framed by broad archways that keep the rooms connected. Terracotta flooring sets a warm foundation, and French doors lead you outside, providing a clear view and easy backyard access. The kitchen is beautifully updated, offering ample workspace and a clean connection to the home’s main gathering areas while respecting the architecture around it.All three bedrooms are well proportioned, each with ample natural light and a comfortable sense of privacy. One bedroom opens out directly to the ideal backyard. Outdoors, ficus trees and drought-tolerant landscaping form a large, private garden with room for both everyday use and larger gatherings. A detached two-car garage sits at the rear of the property.Modern upgrades support the home without distracting from its period character. Fully owned solar panels, a whole-house water softener, a Level 2 EV charger and a bolted and braced foundation add practical, long-term value.The home sits within the highly sought-after Rossmoyne neighborhood, known for its tree-lined streets, architectural continuity and well-preserved historic homes. Blocks away from Nibley Park Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods Market, Rossmoyne is a place with a warm, welcoming vibe, the kind of neighborhood you’ll be glad to call home.