Located just up from the Library and built in 1947, step into this charming house of a time gone by. The home has an easy flowing floorplan, lots of light and bright windows but is set up high off the street to give that extra privacy, and is an entertainers dream home for all your friends and family. Here you will find a very spacious farmhouse style kitchen with an abundance of storage space and unique cupboard space. There is a lazy-Susan corner cabinet, a potato bin storage, broom closets, and a built-in china cabinet. The breakfast area fits a large table and looks out to a spectacular mountain view.
First-Time Home Buyer Class May 16th!
Here’s a quote from a recent (very happy) student:
“The RE/MAX first time home buyer seminar was the first step that we took as first time home buyers. The seminar gave us a better understanding of the home purchase process and the benefits of being a homeowner. It gave us access to helpful online information, with up to date details. And we gained the confidence to move forward in the market place.”
Ventura Craftsman For Rent
On the Historical Registry as the Valentine House, this stunningly restored mid-town home is the only Oriental Craftsman in town. Boasting a spacious gourmet kitchen, a beautiful great room with a fireplace, a sitting room with an original Murphy bed, a billiard room and a sweet breakfast sun room. Zoned for live/work so you could have a business or just enjoy the home for your own pleasure. Great back yard, garage opens from both ends, over-the-top charm in this house!
Roll, stroll or blade to local cafes, restaurants, shops, local hikes and to the beach!
4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 bathrooms
$3500 a month
993 E Santa Clara St, Ventura, CA 93001
Call me for more information! 805-339-3591
(Please do not disturb the tenants.)
Care and Maintenance of Your Deck
Late spring: Wash the deck
Aside from general dinginess, one of the sure signs a deck needs washing is a film of mold and grunge. Left unchecked, mold and dirt and can trap moisture and cause rot.
Begin cleaning your deck by removing debris from between deck boards using a putty knife. (For a makeshift extension that’s a real knee-saver, try pushing the handle of your putty knife into a length of 1¼-inch PVC pipe. Some putty knives squeeze right in.)