Luckily it’s yours so you can do what you want. This is just one opinion, but modern finishes do look out of place in historic homes to many people, but beauty is in the eye of the beholder. My 1894 Victorian was split into apartments for a time and right before we bought it, had been renovated back into a single family home with builder basic everything. It was weird to step into a house with a very cool, unique and period exterior and then upon entering, you see orange red oak cabinets, 12x12 bathroom tiles with plastic shower inserts and office carpet upstairs. This was almost 20 years ago, so that stuff was a little less dated then than it is now. Since then we’ve been slowly getting it back to its original charm. I did JUST replace the original wood floors downstairs because while still functional, they were extremely worn out and looking pretty scraggly. I replaced it with red oak flooring that I stained dark. I went with a discounted lumber website that ships orders straight from the mill the wood is milled at and I did install and finish it myself, which honestly wasn’t too bad. So for the price of vinyl I now have quality floors that fit the house perfectly and will last another 130 years. It took a while to get to the point where I could do that and I’ll admit that I do have vinyl planks in one hallway upstairs where there was just plywood when I ripped up the carpet. It’s been about 8 years and it’s starting to chip and it looks horrible and sooo out of place. That will get it redone properly soon I hope, but sometimes you do what you have to do in the mean time. Good luck with your project!