This classic 1910 California Craftsman home is being offered for sale for the first time and located in the Henry T. Oxnard National Historic District. Known as the Laubacher House- it was designed by Albert C. Martin, one of LA's renowned architects and engineers. He also designed the San Buenaventura City Hall building. The home has been freshly painted in and out, has new carpet upstairs, refurbished original and very unusual eucalyptus log cabin patterned hardwood floors in the public spaces and Fir in the private, updated electrical, new sewer line to alley, new house waste lines. fruit trees, and generous deck and patio in the very large sunny backyard. A good example of a California bungalow, the large shingled gable dormer with three double hung multi paned windows protrudes from the side facing gable, and there are exposed rafters under the eaves. Medium clapboard siding is primarily used throughout including the porch columns. The wooden porch railing is wide rectangular boards placed vertically about an inch apart and a high lattice fence is found on the north side near the brick chimney. Some original light fixtures and most of the windows are original double hung. Spacious bright kitchen, mud room, and a butler's pantry that has the original California Cooler. Very ample built in storage and good size closets plus several ''butler coffins' providing extra seating and extra storage. The 10,980sq.ft. lot has more than enough space to custom build your own 'granny flat' or ADU and garage. Eligible for the Mills Act property tax abatement.Visit the Virtual Tour at https://www.tourfactory.com/idxr3032022