In 2010, the homeowner purchased this small house and completed an extensive (and expensive), down-to-the-studs remodel. All-new water-supply lines (Type-L copper all the way to the street), new ABS drain line around the house (connects with original line in the driveway), new 100-amp electrical service and wiring; new wooden casement windows, interior wall framing, solid-wood doors, custom-built, solid bird's-eye maple kitchen cabinets and blue (Bahia Azul) granite kitchen counter backsplash. The bathroom has a pedestal sink and a spacious concrete-poured shower, with porcelain tile and travertine accent pieces. The front yard and area directly in front of the house were professionally landscaped, with a sprinkler system for the front yard. The home sits at the rear of a large lot that is shaded by a huge oak tree as well as two happy, prolific lemon trees. There are also two unrestored storage rooms.(Zoning for the property may allow for two units, though the oak tree ordinance may present significant challenges; please consult with the city and/or an architect or other professionals.) Yes, the house is small, but it's a charming home in a peaceful, tranquil location.