Unfortunately, the last Northern Hemisphere visible supernova was seen in 1604.
Sanduleak 69-202 explodes; light reaches us in 1987.

Hubble image of the expanding shockwaves from the remnant.

Kepler's Supernova was observed in the constellation Ophiuchus on October 9th 1604, when it was already brighter than other stars (didn't anyone look up in those days?) and approaching Jupiter's brightness.
Here is a ROSAT X-ray image of the remnant:
