HISTORIC 1927 PROVINCIAL REVIVAL, A CRAFTSMAN BUNGALOW WITH TUDOR INFLUENCE, FEATURES ORIGINAL, REFINISHED HARDWOOD FLOORS, COVED CEILINGS AND SEPARATE SUNNY BREAKFAST ROOM. THE LIVING ROOM FEATURES LOTS OF LIGHT THAT HAS A BRICK WOOD BURNING FIREPLACE, BEAUTIFUL OAK WOOD FLOORS AND CROWNED COVED CEILINGS WITH CEILING FAN. THE KITCHEN IS NEWLY REMODELED WITH NEW CABINETS, QUARTZ COUNTER TOPS, STAINLESS DISHWASHER, STOVE AND BUILT-IN MICROWAVE. A SEPARATE PREP ARE HAS A BRAND NEW REFRIGERATOR ALSO INCLUDED! NEW FLOORING, LIGHTING AND GLASS TILE BACKSPLASH ACCENT THE AREA. 2 NICE SIZED BEDROOMS WITH CEILING FANS AND REFINISHED WOOD FLOORS. THE BATH HAS A GLASS AND WHITE SUBWAY TILE WALLS IN THE NEW SHOWER. NEW VANITY AND FIXTURES. THERE IS A LARGE BONUS ROOM/ENCLOSED PATIO (NOT INCLUDED IN SQUARE FOOTAGE). THE ORIGINAL BARN STRUCTURE (GARAGES) HAVE 2 SEPARATE AREAS WITH LAUNDRY. THERE IS A GUEST QUARTERS AREA WITH A KITCHEN, BATH W/SHOWER AND A LARGE OPEN AREA THAT IS IN THE REAR OF THE GARAGE. THIS HOME IS LOCATED IN NUTWOOD PLACE, THE SOUTHERNMOST AREA OF OLD TOWNE, CLOSE TO THE PLAZA AND HISTORIC HART PARK, THE HOME OF THE PLUNGE, ATHLETIC FIELDS, PICNIC AREA AND PART OF OUR CITY HISTORY. THIS HOME IS NOTED FOR THE PEACOCK THAT ROAMED THE STREET FOR DECADES WHO LIVED IN THE BARN.