Rare Historic Landmark "Storybook" Home designed by Architect William Yellend, one of America's Whimsical Homes of the 1920's! This architectural treasure is tucked in the highly desired College Neighborhood and is a "Designated Landmark Home'' dripping with rich Modesto History. Built in the French Norman Style for Dr. Robertson, son of Dr. Robertson who built Robertson Hospital, once a downtown Modesto fixture. The Historical facade preserved, evidenced by the plaque awarded by the City of Modesto, modernizations such as electrical, updated plumbing, dual zone central heat & air and a newer presidential roof have been added. This stunning property is part of the Mills Act where Homeowners receive substantial property tax benefits in exchange for maintaining the home's character. Quaint details exude in vintage windows, mahogany floors, redwood ceilings, brick staircase, 150 Sq. Ft. Basement perfect for your wine storage, cozy breakfast room, enclosed sun porch ready for your home office or 4th bedroom, & storage room w/ heating ready for your crafting room or guest room. Honored on the Modesto Homes & Garden Tour, the exquisite backyard is Ideal for Entertaining w/ built in BBQ area, Zen Koi Pond, & manicured landscaping in full bloom. Come, see & fall in love!
Rare Historic Landmark "Storybook" Home designed by Architect William Yellend, one of America's Whimsical Homes of the 1920's! This architectural treasure is tucked in the highly desired College Neighborhood and is a "Designated Landmark Home'' dripping with rich Modesto History. Built in the French Norman Style for Dr. Robertson, son of Dr. Robertson who built Robertson Hospital, once a downtown Modesto fixture. The Historical facade preserved, evidenced by the plaque awarded by the City of Modesto, modernizations such as electrical, updated plumbing, dual zone central heat & air and a newer presidential roof have been added. This stunning property is part of the Mills Act where Homeowners receive substantial property tax benefits in exchange for maintaining the home's character. Quain...
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