66 Halsey, in the College Hill neighborhood of the East Side of Providence, is a 3700 sqft, 4 bed + 2.5 bath circa 1894 Victorian that offers a unique blend of historic restoration and charm blended with modern, design-forward style. No cookie cutter here. Artistic. Fun. Attention to detail abounds. Bold colors. Lighting by EOS and George Nelson. Newly renovated Reform kitchen disrupting the common, pass granite and stainless. Sub-Zero fridge with magnetic chalkboard panel, Asko d/w, ILVE stove and Smeg hood. Psychedelic 1st floor lav with wallpaper by Orla Kiely. Primary suite that feels like a NYC boutique hotel, including bathroom with river stones and reclaimed wood flooring. And don’t forget that shabby chic sunroom; with coffee and a book you’ll be transported to a Hudson Valley country escape. But the 3rd floor is the showstopper, a huge open loft cathedraled to an 18-foot peak that is currently a combo of overflow bedroom (the 5th), art studio, home office, and bigscreen media space, but very easily could be a au pair suite or studio apartment. Electric, cooling/heat and kitchenette w/ sink already in place. Waste plumbing in place for easy bathroom addition. With updated systems, plumbing, wiring, air conditioning, fireplace, stained glass, spacious deck, fenced backyard, and an outdoor cedar-clad hot tub, this home is one of the most unique offerings the East Side has ever seen.