This stately, brick Craftsman home, built in 1925, has 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2 enclosed porches. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and designed by architect Charles L. Thompson, it is located in the Governor's Mansion Historic District, and walking distance to SoMa restaurants and Pettaway Square shops. It comes with a rear 640 square foot apartment, complete with kitchen and bathroom that could be used as an office, studio or separate apartment, with access from the alley. Available for the first time in 43 years, this lovingly preserved home has hardwood floors downstairs, with carpet covering the hardwoods upstairs. The home still has many of its original features, including unpainted trim, French doors, fireplace and mantel, restored chandeliers and sconces, glass doorknobs, beveled door mirrors and the original freestanding tub. The floored attic and 1/4 basement provide for plenty of storage and potential for additional renovation for living space. Over the years many updates have been made, including plumbing lines, tankless hot water heater, and storm windows. Come see this historic home today.