This early 20th century beauty is one of a kind with its original Italianate Spanish Mediterranean stucco, copper gutters, and clay roof tiles. Built by Governor William Hodges Mann in 1917 as his permanent resident after his tenure. In the front parlor, the fireplace awaits with its oversized ornate detail. Chunky baseboards and window framing and original hardwoods remain. Another living space can be found off of the parlor currently being used as an office which flows into the formal dining room. The butler’s pantry contains floor-to-ceiling built-in cabinetry. The first floor is rounded off with an upgraded kitchen with granite countertops, marble floors, and stainless steel appliances. You will find three large bedrooms and two jack-and-jill baths on the 2nd floor. One bath boasts the original cast iron tub and the other has been upgraded with a shower stall. And if not enough, there is also an additional airy room that can be used as a reading or meditation space. Lastly, the 3rd level has been finished to be used as a woman’s cave or bedroom. And, the screen side porch and deck make for great outdoor living spaces. Definitely a must-see.
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