320 N Jefferson Street They stopped building homes like this in 1905. The original hardwood floors that have absorbed 120 years of Sunday mornings. The wood-burning fireplace that makes January feel like a choice, not a punishment. This is the kind of Victorian that people slow down to look at on their way through Trenton — and now it can be yours. Step into a brick-paved courtyard lined with raised flower beds and strung with lights overhead, and you'll understand immediately why this home doesn't just get visited — it gets remembered. Five bedrooms across three levels give you room to breathe. A newly renovated kitchen (2025) anchors the main floor alongside a dining room, family room, living room and a main-level primary suite. The big worries? Already handled. Roof is approximately four years old, upstairs windows are new, appliances updated in 2022, washer and dryer brand new in 2025 — every system meticulously maintained so you inherit the charm without the headaches. On a quiet corner lot two-tenths of a mile from the elementary school, mornings here are unhurried. This one is turn-key — without sacrificing a single inch of the character that makes it irreplaceable.