1927 Single-Family house in Chico, California - $789k

Fairy old house for sale in Chico, California. Built in 1927, red oak hardwood floors, large basement, well-kept garden, amazing location. $789,000.

1927 Single Family house Chico California - front view
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House overview

One of a kind home in an amazing location!

Owned for the previous 54 years by 1 owner and kept absolutely immaculate.

  • At the formal entryway you will be greeted by a grand staircase.

  • The living room has a 10 ft ceiling, 8” crown molding, red oak hardwood floors, gas fireplace, and two sets of French doors leading you into the full glass sunroom.

  • Check out the built-in bookshelves and breakfast room!

  • The kitchen has plenty of storage and granite countertops. There is a built-in bar and formal dining room with built-in glass China cabinet to boot.

The master bedroom (with 9 ft ceiling) is super-sized, 3 closets, office room, and full view of Bidwell Park. Don’t forget to check out the secret closet in the master bedroom and built-in desk in the hallway upstairs.

This home boasts a pull-through tandem garage with separate entrance/exit onto Woodland, through the backyard. There is a laundry shoot, large basement + pantry with 2 entrances/exits and a garden shed out front.

Average PG&E: $250/month. Average water: $80/month.

House details

  • Bedrooms: 3

  • Bathrooms: 4

  • Interior area: 2,610 sqft

  • Lot size: 10,019 sqft

  • Year built: 1927

  • Style: Single-Family

  • State: California

  • Price: $789,000

  • Photos and info: Zillow

  • Contact: Blake Anderson DRE #01927715, Re/Max Pacific. Tel: (619) 977-8364

  • Address: 684 E 4th St, Chico, CA 95928

 

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