BACK ON THE MARKET! A home with this rich of a history in this condition is a rare find. This 1902 Craftsman, registered as the Lewis F. Case House, has only had three owners. This home and its grounds have been lovingly cared for. With original warm wood floors, tile and stonework, sconces and turn-of-the-century Arts & Crafts woodtrim features. It also has been modernized where needed, including a seismic retrofit. There is also mystery and character in unique features such as sliding framed art that reveals built-in televisions, and hand painted tile that are pieced together to create murals. The home entails a four-bedroom, two-bathroom main home (3,198 Sqft); a studio, one-bathroom guest house above the three-car garage (406 sqft), totaling approx. 3,604 sqft; and an outbuilding . The main home has a wrap-around porch, a breakfast nook, a formal dining room, a parlor, a den with built-in solid wood desks, a theater room and two balconies with breathtaking views. The outbuilding, at 3,700 square feet, has three-phase electricity, a built-in workbench and room to store boats, cars and more. The property also includes just under 2 acres of groves with 131 fruit trees, a pool and spa, a river-rock and masonry counter with built-in barbecue, a koi pond, an arbor, a three-car garage, and RV hook-ups. The Case House holds a 2012 Heritage Award from the Redlands Area Historical Society.
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