This 1941 craftsman style bungalow was architect designed adjacent to The Strauss Camp for one of the senior managers at Ecusta Paper Company which opened at that time.Solidly built this home boasts period hardwood floors throughout with modern upgrades like granite countertops in the eat-in kitchen with pantry, large dining room with pane glass french doors separating it from the hugh living room with granite fireplace , guest room and full bath on the main floor. The upper floor has a a master suite with nursery, second bedroom both with cedar closets and main bath. A large partially covered elevated patio stretches across the front of the house with mountain views and rear enterance has a tiled solarium surrounded by windows. The 3.59 acres are among the last developable acreages in the City of Brevard which permits six homes per acre and has both city water and gas available. Property has large maples and oaks sprinkled with mountain laurel, azaleas, and sylvan pathways. Currently tenant occupied.
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