Homes like this rarely come on the market! Beautiful 1935 Mediterranean/Spanish Revival built by renowned San Diego builders of their time A.L. & A.E. Dennstedt and featured in the June 2, 1935, Union Tribune as well as the book, San Diego, An Introduction to the Region by Phillip Pride. The current owners have gone to great lengths to preserve and restore the home with all new upgrades being with in-kind materials and style including Kitchen, Primary Bath and a 400 sq ft Outdoor Room complete with fireplace, Copper Sink, Blue Star Range, and custom French Doors. You enter the home through a walled courtyard with iron gates from Dave Browne into a formal entry where you can access the living room or dining room both with barreled ceilings with tray inserts with decorative painting by Local Artist Emily Dolton. The home has been upgraded with Solar, Tesla Powerwall 2 Battery, HVAC Heating and AC, ABS drain lines to the street, Electrical upgrade including 200amp Panel and new wiring throughout the home. The exterior of the property has been upgraded with draught tolerant landscaping and turf to help with water conservation, but you will enjoy the Lime and Blood Orange tree as they make great beverages for enjoying the indoor/outdoor living this home provides. This home may qualify for the Mills Act to lower property taxes as home has the same look and feel as when it was built in 1935 but with modern amenities, and when coupled with the provenance from past publications the first steps have been completed.