Step into history with modern comfort. Built in 1887, this four-bedroom, one-bath home in Lead has been completely reimagined from top to bottom while honoring its historic charm. Inside, you'll find brand-new finishes throughout, with new flooring on both levels. The kitchen shines with all-new soft-close cabinets, modern appliances, fresh countertops, and sleek fixtures. A graceful arched opening connects the living and dining rooms, offering a nod to the home's original craftsmanship while creating an inviting flow for everyday living. The updates run deeper than what meets the eye. With updated electrical, a new gas wall furnace, and a Class 4 Euroshield roof, one of the most durable and impact-resistant roofs available, this home blends timeless character with modern peace of mind. Most windows have been replaced, allowing natural light to brighten every space. The unfinished basement offers excellent storage, while the detached one-car garage and usable backyard provide everyday convenience. Freshly painted siding, a new concrete sidewalk, and concrete back patio add to the appeal, while an open front deck frames views of the Open Cut. Set on a nicely sized lot, this home balances indoor comfort with outdoor enjoyment. Ideally located just down the road from the Sanford Lab, minutes from Main Street Lead and historic Deadwood, and close to outdoor adventures like Terry Peak, the Mickelson Trail, and snowmobile routes through the northern Black Hills.