The Eastside Collection proudly presents a patiently restored 1912 California Bungalow in HPOZ protected Mt. Angelus. Designed by Optimistic Habitation for the buyer who believes in authentic restorations vs the common "flip and skip". This humble home was taken down to the original old-growth wood studs and painstakingly rebuilt with support from the Garvanza Historic Preservation Committee. The exterior color palette, eaves, windows, fences, driveway, hardware and grounds adhere to the strict historic preservation code. Being perched above the street provides privacy as well as views of the downtown skyline and surrounding mountains. Park two cars on the Hollywood-style driveway and use the detached garage for your studio or two-wheeled vehicles. Step through the french doors of your master suite to a private rear patio. Hand-crafted kitchen, sunlit living area and office open out to side yard and detached garage. This is a street to street lot with a driveway off of Stowe Terrace and a garage and rear gate off off Livermore Ter. A truly unique home built by an inspired team for one lucky new owner. Historical side note... Stowe Terrace was named after abolitionist and author, Harriet Beecher Stowe. A few of the other streets on Mt. Angelus were named after other abolitionists and Suffragettes by Cora Scott Pond-Pope, who purchased the hill from the Garvanza Land Company in the early 1900's.
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