Signature Style: Classic 1908 Leola Hall Brown Shingle Craftsman. Though she was not formally trained as an architect, Leola Hall is known for developing and shaping early Elmwood. In every sense of the word she was a true entrepreneur bought the land, designed the buildings, oversaw the construction and sold the properties.

This converted duplex is one of her earliest properties. The unrestrained yet contained front garden is framed by jasmine, bougainvillea, camellias and roses. The brown shingle exterior is accented with dark frames, rafter tails and double-hung windows that let plenty of light inside -- bringing out the bold colors and beautiful textures inside. Over the years it has been remodeled according to early craftsman influences, and with contemporary design and fixtures. Intricate inlaid porcelain tiles illustrate the current owners craftsmanship and attention to detail. Upper 2-Bedroom, Lower 1+-Bedroom units,Front and Back entrance, Hardwood floors, wainscoting, built-ins, moldings, and high coved ceilings. Remodeled Bathrooms and Kitchens, Gazebo like back two story deck. Off-street parking and play area. Unfinished basement used for storage and laundry room. Vacant COE Possible Golden Duplex if the new buyer owner-occupies.