An immaculate example of an early craftsman-style home located in the heart of downtown San Luis Obispo's historic district. The home, named the Crossett House, has three bedrooms, plus an office, and two bathrooms. Built in 1916, the Crossett House is part of the Mills Act and currently has a transferable tax base of $1755 per year. The home is a perfect melding of modern amenities and original charm. Original features include wood floors, windows, and built in cabinetry. Everywhere you look there's intricate woodwork that is unique to its style and era. The home has updated electrical and plumbing, remodeled kitchen and bathroom, new forced-air heating and fireplace insert, reverse osmosis water filtration and water softening systems, and a newer roof. There's also a glassed-in sunporch perfect for morning coffee. The backyard is beautifully landscaped, with a Trex constructed deck providing views of the surrounding area. This home is a must see for anyone looking for unique charm.
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