Great new price on this distinctive post-Art Deco concrete residence, once owned by King Soloman Rathel and his wife Marvel. Arriving in Jacksonville in the 1920s, the couple acquired lands along the Trout River during the Great Depression. Between 1935 and 1958, they constructed this home and nearly 15 others. As self-taught architects, they incorporated unique features such as rounded interior corners, stucco finished walls, concrete sill plates, curvilinear entry overhangs, and signature drainpipe adornments. Recently renovated, it boasts a new custom wood door, roof, plumbing, HVAC, electrical system, kitchen with stainless appliances, full bath, flooring, LED lighting, energy-efficient vinyl windows, and on-demand water heater. Includes a spacious bonus/flex room suitable for a third primary bedroom. Shed sold as-is.
2012330
Single Family, Other, 1 Story
2
Duval
1 Full
1953
0.34
Acres
Few Trees
Well
1
Concrete
Septic Tank
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