Pulling up to 510 Broadway St, the sheer scale of the property immediately sets it apart. Sprawling across nearly a half-acre double lot, there is an unmistakable sense of freedom, with room to breathe, room to grow, and endless space for outdoor living. Inside, the first words most guests say are "this is beautiful." Built by a true craftsman more than a century ago, the home is filled with original deep-stained oak trim, cased archways, refinished narrow-plank hardwood floors, and light from every direction. The living room gathers around a classic bay window and a red-brick fireplace with a solid wood mantel, and double-cased arches open to the formal dining room and its wall-to-wall built-in china cabinet with hand-crafted glass doors, the kind of craftsmanship that is increasingly difficult to find. The kitchen pairs that character with modern function: solid oak cabinetry, granite-style countertops, a shiplap-base island, and a stainless commercial gas range and hood. Just beyond, the sunroom on the back of the house overlooks the entire yard and is where everyday life gathers. Upstairs, four bedrooms keep their original five-panel doors and built-in closet drawers, and the bath features a clawfoot tub. First-floor laundry and an enclosed front porch complete the main level. And there is plenty to see outside. With alley access to both parcels, the property lives far larger than its acreage: the home, attached oversized heated two-car garage, and fenced yard on one side, and on the other, ample parking, a custom chicken coop, a batting cage, and open lawn for bonfire nights. Then there is the workshop. A detached workman-style third garage gives the hobbyist, car enthusiast, or home-based business a dedicated space of its own, something in-town lots almost never offer. Best of all, the major work is already done. With $116,800 in improvements over the past six years, including the roof, windows, siding, and mechanicals, the big-ticket projects are behind you. USDA eligible. Craftsman character, a working shop, a homestead-style yard, and a double lot in the heart of Springville. This combination does not come along often in town. Welcome home to 510 Broadway St.