This 1915 Craftsman-style arts and crafts bungalow is located in Heninger Park Historical District, The home features authentic original wood-grid window inlays, period build-in storage, hardwood floors, and natural light. The property itself has two units or can be combined as one primary residence. As you ascend the full-width front porch, you will notice the beautiful original windows and front door. The home remains bright all day through the original multiple double-hung windows. The open plan, the simple lines, and the use of unpainted wood, the brick fireplace, integrated bookcases, and “honest” trim are a highlight of this craftsman bungalow interior. A flex/laundry area connects the kitchen to the lush backyard surrounded by mature landscaping. The home also features a second unit with separate living space with its own entry featuring new carpet and 1 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Enjoy the detached garage and an unfinished California basement that holds the potential to be transformed into a unique wine cellar or extra storage. Located in a historic district and adding further appeal is the potential property tax savings you can seek through the Mills Act, increasing its unique value.