Truly a residence that holds an important place in the city of La Verne’s memory. Built in 1911 by one of the founders of the University of La Verne, Henry L. Kuns, combining Edwardian Tudor architecture with Craftsman style.
The main level offers a living room with coffered ceilings & fireplace with black walnut mantle. An over-sized pocket door separates the living room & family room with fireplace & arched window. The expansive hallway with coved ceiling leads to a guest room, guest bath, laundry & private master retreat with bedroom size walk in closet, master bath with wainscot, claw foot tub, vanity with double sink & shower.
Step thru the courtyard foyer with French doors into the dining room with arched window, bungalow style crown molding. A Chef's kitchen with period cabinetry, granite counters, marble flooring, stainless appliances & breakfast nook. Down a short flight of stairs to the finished basement/game room & what could be a future wine cellar complete with restored original vault door.
The second level offers 3 BR, 3/4 BA each with charm & computer nook.
Outdoors include a private patio courtyard, flagstone pathways and patio, stone walls, majestic oaks, water wise xeriscape landscape & two plus car garage.