There’s a timeless allure to this cheerful yellow home on Green Street. Built in the 1870s as part of Annapolis’s historic core, it retains the character of its era with original hardwood floors, a classic Queen Anne façade with its distinctive mansard roof, and a welcoming front porch, while also offering the comfort of thoughtful modern updates. Inside, history meets convenience. Three gas fireplaces anchor the living spaces, and the kitchen blends rustic character with modern function: clapboard cupboards with wrought-iron hinges, exposed beams, a Dacor gas range, and sea-green granite counters. French doors open onto an expansive deck, making outdoor dining effortless. Upstairs, the second-floor bathroom is a retreat in itself, expansive, spa-like, and designed for daily indulgence. The top-floor suite has been transformed into a private escape in 2023, while a powder room on the main level adds charm and practicality. The metal roof lining was also replaced in 2023, a thoughtful update that complements these renovations. The setting completes the picture. Just 475 feet from the base of Main Street, you’re steps from shopping, dining, and the waterfront. Yet the backyard feels worlds away, with a brick path leading to a private courtyard surrounded by greenery. From the rear bedroom balcony, you can enjoy serene treetop views with your morning coffee. 168 Green Street is more than a house; it’s a rare opportunity to own a piece of Annapolis history that lives beautifully in the present. Sq footage per photographer's floor plan