This meticulously crafted bungalow by Harry Marsh is located between the Mt. Rubidoux and Colony Heights historic districts in Riverside’s distinguished downtown neighborhood. The property features impressive curb appeal, with a brick veneer exterior contrasting with professionally landscaped greenery and a front porch adorned with wisteria. The interior showcases original white oak hardwood flooring, built-in shelving, crown molding, and arched doorways, all contributing to the home’s timeless character. The spacious living room includes a brick fireplace with a classic wood mantle, providing a refined and inviting atmosphere. An arched entryway separates the dining and living areas, highlighting the architectural interest of the residence. The kitchen offers a breakfast nook and ample storage, maintaining consistency with the home's overall aesthetic despite not being recently renovated. A well-lit hallway designed for displaying artwork or family photographs leads to generously sized bedrooms featuring abundant natural light and hardwood flooring. The home is equipped with 21 photovoltaic solar panels installed in 2016, which will be paid in full at closing. Window upgrades have been completed throughout the property, and the HVAC system was replaced in 2016. The expansive backyard is professionally landscaped. Additionally, a substantial studio space attached to the detached garage—initially used as a dance studio—is currently under construction to convert into an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU). Utilities are connected, and architectural plans are available and fully permitted with the City of Riverside through October 2025; buyers are responsible for completion post-closing. Downtown Riverside provides convenient access to entertainment, dining, shopping, the University of California, Riverside, and local transportation options.