Get ready to fall in love with this Victorian-era historic property with Mills Act in effect! Featuring amazing details throughout, plus modern updates and conveniences, the home offers multiple warm and inviting spaces to enjoy. Oversized kitchen and dining spaces become the centerpiece of entertainment hour, while the library and formal living room invite you to get comfortable. Originally built in 1887, this exemplary and rare Second Empire architectural example was moved from downtown San Diego to its current South Park location in 1911. Take notice of the mansard roof, the rounded fish scale shingles, the historically accurate exterior paint choices, exquisite pocket doors or the beautiful dormers and bay windows. Modern day design touches and luxury updates are evident in the kitchen, bathrooms, and laundry area. On one side of the house a tranquil zen garden welcomes you, while a serene outdoor dining area resides on the other side yard. And don't miss the spacious roof deck off of the primary bedroom that showcases fabulous views of downtown and beyond. Carefully updated and maintained to its present condition, recent upgrades include: exterior restoration and painting, bedroom and bathroom renovation at back of house, downstairs HVAC system, upstairs split system, and foundation retrofit/upgrades. Located near the popular Grape Street dog park, this location offers numerous shopping, dining and entertainment options in a wonderful central neighborhood. This is a unique opportunity to own an impressive piece of San Diego history. Get ready to fall in love with this Victorian-era historic property with Mills Act in effect! Featuring amazing details in almost every room, plus modern updates and conveniences that make for elevated casual living, the home offers multiple warm and inviting spaces to enjoy. Oversized kitchen and dining spaces become the centerpiece of entertainment hour, while the cozy library and formal living room offer intricate details and invite you to get comfortable. Both inside and out, many original and restored features will remind you of the historic nature of this home. Originally built in 1887, this exemplary and rare Second Empire architectural example was moved from downtown San Diego at 1546 A Street to its current South Park location in 1911. Notice the mansard roof (a double pitched hip roof), or get lost in other design elements like rounded fish scale shingles, the historically accurate exterior paint choices, exquisite pocket doors or the beautiful dormers and bay windows. A combination of modern day design touches and thoughtful luxury updates are evident in the kitchen, bathrooms, and laundry area. There's also an EV charger ready in the driveway, and a zen garden on one side of the house, while a tranquil outdoor dining area resides on the other side yard. A former stable now functions as an indoor/outdoor spot for for play, entertaining, or relaxing. And don't miss the spacious roof deck off of the primary bedroom that showcases fabulous views of downtown and beyond. Carefully updated and maintained to its present condition, some of the most recent upgrades include: restoration and painting of the exterior, bedroom 4/office and bathroom renovation at back of house, downstairs HVAC system, upstairs split system, and foundation upgrades and retrofit. Located near the popular Grape Street dog park, this location offers up numerous shopping and entertainment options in a wonderful central neighborhood, plus an amazing selection of unique restaurants including Buona Forchetta, Big Kitchen, and Station Tavern. This is a unique opportunity to own an impressive piece of San Diego history.
