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| Area: (1075) Brea | Subdivision: Other | ||||
| Lot Size: 7,000 | Year Built: 1914 | ||||
| Pool: No | Land Type: Fee | ||||
Remarks: Here's your chance to own a piece of Orange County history and save on your property taxes too, thanks to the Mills Act. The Craftsman style Roy Mitchell house was built in 1914 when it was surrounded by farms. With sensitive expansion and updating it's now 1,511 sq. ft. and ready for 21st century living, just a short walk to the revitalized downtown area with its abundance of dining and entertainment options. The low pitched roof and grand front gable, adorned with decorative vents, creates a west-facing front porch that is perfect for relaxing in the evening. The criss-cross lattice work on the windows throughout the home is another distinctive Craftsman feature. Inside there are 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms, heating and air conditioning, an open living room and dining area, and a large kitchen. You don't often see a master bedroom in a 100 year old home, until now. There are 9+ foot ceilings throughout, and original Douglas fir wood floors in most of the home, giving it an increased sense of space. Outside, down a long private driveway is another surprise: a 616 sq. ft. detached garage/workshop with 10-12 foot ceilings. The possibilities for this added space are endless. On the 140 ft. deep lot, there's still room for a charming back yar | |||||
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