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Step into a piece of Crestview history with this distinctive 1948 brick home, a vintage example of the transition from the elegant Late Colonial Revival era to the emerging Traditional Ranch style. Considered a high-end design when built, this home showcases architectural details that are increasingly rare and well worth preserving. Offering 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a dedicated laundry room, and two separate living areas, the spacious floor plan provides endless possibilities for homeowners, investors, entrepreneurs, and design enthusiasts alike. At the heart of the home, a striking fireplace serves as the main focal point, beautifully representative of late-1940s craftsmanship with its original wood-paneled chimney breast. Additional period details include built-in shelving with decorative openings between rooms, creating character, charm, and a sense of architectural distinction rarely...
Step into a piece of Crestview history with this distinctive 1948 brick home, a vintage example of the transition from the elegant Late Colonial Revival era to the emerging Traditional Ranch style. Considered a high-end design when built, this home showcases architectural details that are increasingly rare and well worth preserving. Offering 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a dedicated laundry room, and two separate living areas, the spacious floor plan provides endless possibilities for homeowners, investors, entrepreneurs, and design enthusiasts alike. At the heart of the home, a striking fireplace serves as the main focal point, beautifully representative of late-1940s craftsmanship with its original wood-paneled chimney breast. Additional period details include built-in shelving with decorative openings between rooms, creating character, charm, and a sense of architectural distinction rarely found in modern construction. Designed to maximize natural light, the home features an impressive collection of original windows, including rare original steel casement corner windows in two of the three bedrooms, large picture windows in both the living room and dining room, and original jalousie windows that reflect the home's vintage Florida heritage. Together, these elements create bright, inviting spaces while preserving the home's authentic character. Situated on a generously sized lot shaded by mature native trees, the property offers ample parking, rear alley access, and plenty of room to expand your vision. Beyond its residential appeal, this property presents a unique investment opportunity. The City of Crestview's Future Land Use designation of Multi-Use (MU) (Table 4.06.00) allows for a variety of residential and commercial possibilities. Whether you envision a beautifully restored residence, professional office, boutique retail space, studio, gallery, or mixed-use investment, the flexibility is already in place. With its combination of architectural significance, prime visibility, accessibility, and future potential, this is far more than a home--it's an opportunity to create something truly special. Consider renovation financing and bring your vision to life. Call your Realtor today!
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