This character-filled townhouse-style property in central-north end Halifax features exposed brick and structures, a woodstove, and custom trim throughout. It combines historic charm with modern convenience and supports vibrant urban living. Built C1892 and lovingly restored by the current owners, this unique home blends original character with modern updates. The light-filled, open-concept main floor features nine-foot ceilings, reclaimed hardwood floors, and a custom circular staircase crafted from vintage Douglas Fir. The kitchen opens onto a large private patio, ideal for dining al fresco. In the yard a tree-lined path leads to a raised-bed organic garden with ample sunlight on a deep 100-foot lot. Additional backyard access is available via a five-foot deeded right-of-way along the northern neighbor’s driveway. Upstairs, there are ten-foot ceilings, a skylight, two spacious bedrooms, and a unique office/art/craft space. The bathroom features in-floor heat and a custom shower. Key updates include 200-amp electrical service, thermal pane windows, a ductless heat pump for efficient heating, cooling and dehumidification, blown-in insulation, spray foam insulation (basement), and a heat-pump-hot-water tank. Two on-street parking permits are available by application and can be used in Zone 6 of HRM. Located in Halifax’s historic North End, 2330 Creighton Street is part of the Peninsula’s oldest neighborhood, known for its vibrant arts scene, locally owned businesses, and close-knit community. Conveniently close to downtown, this revitalizing area will soon benefit from the Cogswell District Redevelopment, reconnecting the North End to the downtown core. This property is just two blocks from the Halifax Commons which has playing fields, a skating Oval, and off-leash dog areas, while nearby Agricola and Gottingen Streets are filled with cafés, restaurants, boutiques and many other amenities. Offers are due by noon on Tuesday, January 28th.