Looking for a home steeped in rich history? Look no further than this extraordinary residence, affectionately known as the Honey House. From 1920 to 1940, it served as a bustling honey processing & storage facility, attracting visitors from far and wide who eagerly purchased their annual supply of honey in sizable 5-gallon cans. Originally constructed by J.O. Lee, an engineer and owner of the honey operation, this remarkable property occupies an excellent lot and features two bedrooms & one-and-a-half baths. Moreover, there exists a wonderful opportunity to transform the additional space at the rear of the house into a spacious master suite or family room. The living room and kitchen exude delightful cottage charm, creating an inviting atmosphere. With its expansive lot, there is ample room for a garage or carport, as well as a flourishing garden. Conveniently located near shopping facilities & a park, this home truly embodies the perfect blend of history, character, and convenience.

The manager has listed the unit size as 1820 square feet.