Built in 1924, this High Springs home exemplifies the Craftsman style popular at the time featuring a full-length front porch with columns and a central dormer atop the high-pitched roof. Built of locally made scalloped concrete blocks, it''s solid and energy efficient. Like most houses constructed then, the windows are plentiful and large in order to catch the summer breezes. Bedroom and hall floors are heart pine, and the living/dining room is oak and has recently been refinished. There are two front bedrooms which share a hall bath, and the back bedroom has its own bath/laundry combo with an exit door to the back carport and storage/workshop area. Granddaddy live oaks shade the back yard, and the bamboo on the sides creates a natural privacy fence. The roof was re-shingled in 2015, the exterior was painted in 2018, and the range and fridge are 3 years old. R-30 attic insulation. 3 year old water heater. The forested part of this lot to the right of the house can be returned to its status as a separate buildable lot of 100 ft x 100 ft.