Detailed Introduction Of This Home
Presenting the Dr. Henry J. Quayle home designed in 1925 by renowned architect, Henry Jekel, as noted in the book Henry L. A. Jekel, Architect of...the California Style. This beautiful English Tudor Vernacular Cottage has earned the Structure of Merit and is among other unique homes located on prestigious “Bankers Row” in the Mt. Rubidoux Historic District. The home has a stately feel, as it sits high above the street. Fruit trees adorn the property including pomegranate, avocado, kumquat , lemon, grapefruit and many more. As you enter the foyer, you will immediately experience the character of this home from the original door, entry tile, and window to the archways. You will love the large formal living and dining rooms with the plethora of original casement windows that brightens the home. The living room is accented with a fireplace that is gas and wood burning and it's open to the dining room providing a wonderful space to entertain. Many original features including chandeliers and wall sconces still adorn this beautiful space, however many updates have been made including newly refinished original hardwood floors and fresh paint. The updated kitchen is spacious with recessed lighting, island and two pantries. It is open to the family room with an additional fireplace, built in bookcase and sliding doors with a view of the private courtyard. Brickwork and wrought iron gates enclose this area. The primary suite is on the first floor complete with a "Hollywood" style bath, and doors to the courtyard. Guest quarters/secondary suite with bath and kitchenette, is also on the first floor. To complete the main level is a third bedroom, half bath and spacious laundry room. Two additional bedrooms and a full bath are located in the upstairs addition. The 2 car garage includes a separate work room. SO much to see & too much to mention. There is another 7405 sg ft lot behind the home available for purchase separately, possibly with seller financing. Come out and see it before its gone!!