This website does not know caca about construction or art! This home would cost about million to build. The last two historical homes with spanish style that where sold in Mission hills for over a million and are half the size in land and where remodels. This Ole Hanson is located on two lots on Historic Mission Hill with a view of the SJC Mission Basilica dome from the balcony, as well the ocean can be seen from this view. Large beautiful hand-hewn wood beams span the spacious living room with a large picture window. There is Malibu tile on the fireplace and a built-in mantle and niche. An adjoining TV room with French doors opens to a balcony sitting over a 3-car garage. The house has wood floorings throughout, most of them original to the house. Two of the 2.5 bathrooms have expensive glass tile throughout with many unique tile pieces. The laundry room/half bath has original cement floor tiles. The large back yard has a large pergola with rustic outdoor fire place made during the time of the original development of this property. This home is part of San Juan Capistrano's history and can be used for the Mills Act.
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