This charming residence was built in 1937 and features classic details like hardwood flooring, multi-pane wood frame windows and smooth plaster walls. The inviting front porch, where the current owners have on countless occasions sat to chat with neighbors, is a good example of the lifestyle this property affords. The living room showcases gorgeous 1930’s craftsmanship like the hand floated coved ceiling and decorative wood burning fireplace both complimented by the warmth of the hardwood floors. The main home features three spacious bedrooms, a beautifully updated hall bath as well as a stylish powder room. The kitchen features natural granite countertops accented by a stone backsplash and stainless steel appliances. The fourth room is a detached, standalone bonus structure offering incredible flexibility. It was originally designed as a premium home office but could also make a great studio space or home gym. The rear grounds have been transformed into a tranquil garden sanctuary following a recent landscape renovation, offering multiple seating areas to unwind amidst mature trees and vibrant flowering shrubs. Beyond its historic character, the property features a suite of major modern upgrades: a brand-new roof, a newer HVAC system, copper plumbing, an upgraded electrical panel complete with an EV charging station, and a whole-house fan to maximize seasonal cooling efficiency. Finally, this property is located in the Wood Streets Neighborhood Conservation Area. Long known for its 1920’s Period Revival style homes and dense canopy of mature trees, this neighborhood has been a celebrated staple of the Riverside housing stock for over a century. This home is truly an idyllic retreat and yet is just two miles to the vibrant core of Downtown Riverside and only one mile to the beautiful Bonaminio Park and historic trails of Mount Rubidoux.

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