First offering in 103 years. This published early arroyo chalet style home with Bavarian influences was designed by architect Timothy Walsh as his primary residence. Sold two years after construction, it has remained in the same family since 1909. Being in need of a full renovation coupled with an excellent written and photographic history on the home makes it a very suitable property for nomination to the Mills Act preservation program. Located in the highly desirable Lower Arroyo Seco National Register District, this 3-level home includes a center hall floor plan with a formal living and dining room (both with fireplaces), a downstairs den adjacent to a classic covered rear porch, an eat-in kitchen and a lower level family/recreation room with a fireplace. There are currently four bedrooms and two baths on the upper floor, as well as a laundry room, sleeping porch and an extensive rooftop deck. The rear terrace overlooks gently sloping gardens and there is room for a pool.
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