"Better, not bigger,” is a phrase made famous by architect Sarah Susanka in her series of books entitled, “The Not So Big House.” It also happens to be a perfect depiction of 3746 Jason Street… Through a deliberate focus on concepts such as space, light and order, there’s a different kind of “more-ness” to this remarkable home.

Currently owned by young creative types, there’s an energy to it – a vibe, if you will – that you won’t find many places at this price point. This turn-of-the-century brick bungalow has been infused with pops of color and delightful design moments, making it a rare gem, to be sure. With 700 square feet on each level, there’s plenty of room to spread out, without feeling overwhelmed. Featuring two primary suites, two-and-one-half baths, and plenty of room for a home office or work space in the garden level basement. You’ll also find clever surprises, like a stylish wet bar just off the kitchen, a custom closet in the main floor bedroom and custom lighting throughout, to name a few. The charming front porch is complimented by a covered back deck (with a large, enclosed storage area below), and a backyard that is suitable for a proper garden. Of course, one of the hidden benefits is that the property is zoned for a future ADU should there be a need for an artist space, or in-law suite. You’ll also find a newer kitchen, a brand new roof, updated bathrooms, and original hardwood floors.

And yet, perhaps its greatest attribute is the connection to the greater LoHi neighborhood and the city beyond. Living here doesn’t just put you in the midst of the best shopping and restaurants that the city has to offer. It extends where you live into how you live, and there’s nothing small about that!