This quaint 1924 Spanish duplex is located in my favorite lesser-known section of Downtown Riverside; Fairmount Heights. There are several tract maps from the 1890s that bear this name and it can now be characterized by mature trees, historic turn-of-the-century architecture and some incredible stand out properties such as the Lew Irvine mansion. This duplex has been lovingly restored and renovated over the years with one side featuring a modern aesthetic while the other, though updated as well, has kept an eye toward its 1920s heritage. At approximately 600 square feet per side, the floor plans and abundant natural light make these modest homes feel surprisingly spacious. Unlike the many single bedroom living options in Downtown this duplex offers outdoor space as well as two single garages and additional parking. Just a few blocks from the heart of Downtown Riverside, this residence masterfully balances a quiet, established living environment with easy access to city life and activities.