Located in the Historical District of Corona known as The Circle City, this home was built in 1887 by Corona pioneer William Dyer. Thisrenovated Victorian beauty sits on the Grand Blvd circle, the original site of the Corona Road Race, surrounded by tree lined streetswithvintage street lamps. Registered as an historic landmark on the Corona Register of Historic Resources,thishome iseligible for the Mills Act reduction in taxes (approx 50%).All the modern amenities you want while still keeping its historic beauty, 1169 E. Grand Blvdis full of rich artifacts and priceless features that are original dating back to the late 1800s.Some of the hardwoodfloors are original and have been restored to their former beauty.The same goes for the window sashing.You'll appreciatethe millwork molding around the doors & windows alongwith the vintage door hardware.The Parlor door is oversized andcalled a "casket door" which was common in that era of home. Look closely and you'll see that the Pantrydoors have been salvaged "Pocket" doors from Corona's first Mayor's home. Lots ofhistory in thishome indeed. There are also modern touches that include: a newly remodeled kitchen with granite countertops; newappliances; a reverse osmosis water filter; newer AC and furnace with 2 zones; tankless water heater and a whole house water filter. Patio access from the dining room with French doors. Alley access for RV parkingwith 30 amp electric outlet.Once in a lifetime opportunity to own a piece of History.
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