Listed for sale at $1.998 million, the Spanish Revival-style home most recently sold in 2004 for $989,000. The stone and stucco clad home went for just $548,000 in 1994. Three years before that, the property sold for $756,500. In the late 1980s, before the real estate bubble, the house was asking as much as $1.35 million.

In keeping with the period style, original details include a turreted entry, detailed corbels, arched doorways and wrought iron finishes.

Paneled ceilings, hardwood flooring and French doors are common themes throughout the 3,573 square feet of living space, which counts four bedrooms and 3.25 baths. Features include a cook’s kitchen with custom cabinetry and a bay window and a living room with tall stone fireplace, elaborate ceiling trusses and skylights.

Outside, the relaxed grounds center on a covered entertainer’s space with a fireplace adjacent to an outdoor dining area and barbecue.

Susan Andrews of John Aaroe Groups is the listing agent.

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