This single story Craftsman bungalow built in 1912 is situated in the North Encinitas Historic District and is considered a contributor, which qualifies the home for landmarking and Mills Act tax savings. The exterior is made of wood shingle siding and the rough cut granite porch posts are a focal point to the wrap around front porch. River rock accentuates the foundation and chimney. Enter the original front door with period hardware into the living room that features a large fireplace with wood mantle and XL corbels, beamed ceiling, and original stained built-in bookcases with tapered posts. The formal dining room has a gorgeous built-in buffet with original glass cabinetry and fabulous wainscoting. The front bedroom has an original trundle bed space, raised closet and a large built-in storage cabinet. The other two bedrooms have new carpeting, and the entire house has been painted inside and out. The family kitchen has been completely remodeled with quartz countertops, stainless appliances, DCS 6-burner range, pot filler above the stove, new farmhouse sink, ample wood cabinetry, subway tile, and laundry area with granite countertop. Out back is an above ground pool and a beautiful back yard with a patio covered with a custom pergola, a storage shed that matches the house, and a newer custom-built redwood fence. Other amenities include electric vehicle charging station, custom wood windows, new whole house fan, a one-car detached garage, hardwood floors, picture frame molding, a flower garden, newer roof, tankless water heater and more. Don't miss this opportunity to own a bungalow in the City's second Historic District! Check out the Listing Supplement for more detailed historic information. ... Read more