There's something special about a house that has been allowed to keep its history. Built in 1926, 1107 Iredell is a charming vintage cottage with the character and original details that are increasingly hard to find. With three bedrooms, one bath, and roughly 1,400 square feet, the home offers a surprisingly generous amount of living space. While the house is comfortable and livable as it is, it also leaves plenty of room for the next owner to make it their own. The kitchen and bath are ready for fresh ideas, and other updates could be tackled over time rather than standing between you and move-in day. Location of this home is a big part of the appeal. Set on a coveted block just south of the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics, 1107 puts Duke University, Ninth Street, neighborhood restaurants, shops, and much of central Durham close at hand. Out back, the deep lot offers room to garden, create more outdoor living space, or explore possibilities for an addition or ADU. Access from the alley at the rear adds another layer of flexibility. Simply put, 1107 Iredell isn't trying to be a newly renovated house. It's a well-located home with lots of character, a livable starting point, and plenty of opportunity for someone with ideas about what comes next.