3914 Ibis St, San Diego, CA 92103

Built in 1912, this extraordinary Craftsman is a true Mission Hills treasure, thoughtfully preserved to honor its rich history while seamlessly incorporating modern comforts. Set on a corner lot and comprised of two parcels, this is an incredibly rare and curated offering in Mission Hills. Exceptional craftsmanship and meticulously preserved original details showcase the home's remarkable character and architectural integrity including rare and exquisite Douglas Fir millwork throughout, gorgeous original quarter-sawn oak floors, and original divided, double-hung windows creating a warm, bright, and elegant atmosphere. The living room, which now expands into the original parlor room, is anchored by sliding pocket doors, a stunning original tiled fireplace, and original built-in window seat with hidden storage and classic window casings. The formal dining room is a craftsman classic, from its Arts & Crafts-era Douglas Fir built-in sideboard and picture rail, which is beautifully illuminated with natural light through the double-hung bay windows, and further accented in the evenings by the vintage inspired light fixtures over the dining room table. Every detail has been carefully preserved, from the curated and salvaged interior doors and century-old glass doorknobs, to the custom Gustoff Stickley copper lighting and classic Mission Hills moldings throughout the home. The beautifully remodeled kitchen perfectly complements the home's early century architecture with exceptional attention to detail.