Some mornings, you just know you're exactly where you're supposed to be. That's the feeling 5117 Cantrell Road delivers — a 1930 Tudor-inspired craftsman bungalow sitting quietly in one of Little Rock's most irreplaceable neighborhoods. The lower level welcomes you with real hardwoods and the kind of character that took a century to earn. The back of the home opens into a flexible living space that flows naturally onto a large deck and patio — where the hot tub stays, the conversation lingers, and Tuesday evenings feel like weekends. Upstairs, the fully remodeled second level functions as a suite, where updated comfort meets original soul. New roof in 2026. Forest Park Elementary is a walk away. You're just a short walk from both Hillcrest and The Heights—where local restaurants, charming shops, cozy coffee spots, and neighbors who quickly become friends all come together. This is the rare home where historic charm isn't a selling point — it's a lived experience. The hardwoods, the architecture, the century of story embedded in every room — it's all still here, waiting for whoever comes next.