This single-story Craftsman Bungalow features 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, and a detached garage. It is located in the HERITAGE SQUARE HISTORIC DISTRICT and is being sold in as-is condition.

Historical details indicate that the historic name is the “James O. and Maud McCall House,” which was built by J.T. Nicholson. This simple one-story Craftsman residence includes Colonial Revival details. Craftsman features include a cross-gabled roof with slightly extended eaves and exposed rafter tails. The partial-width porch has a closed brick masonry railing. A trellised porte cochere extends to one side of the structure. A band of vertically placed window panes forms a header across the large rectangular front windows. The Colonial Revival influence is displayed in the classical columns supporting the front porch. The exterior is covered with clapboard siding, and a picket fence encloses the property.

Inside, the living room features wood flooring and traditional 1920s built-in shelving, cabinetry, windows, and moldings. The restored kitchen and bathroom maintain the original vintage feel, featuring vibrant tile, cabinetry, and shelving —a style that continues into the hallway, linen storage, and bedrooms.

Outdoors, step through the kitchen door, down the covered patio, into your private backyard oasis. Follow the pavers to a charming hammock hut, your perfect spot for an afternoon nap. A separate concrete slab area offers a clean, stable space to relax under the shade and fresh scent of the tangerine fruit tree.

The location is within walking distance of downtown Riverside, offering a variety of entertainment, retail, parks, museums, public transportation, freeway access and more. Likely Mills Act benefits are subject to application approval.