Levels: Two

Property Condition: Updated/Remodeled

Appliances: Dishwasher; Electric Cooktop; Electric Oven; Refrigerator; Wine Cooler

Interior Features: Breakfast Bar; Jack and Jill Bath; Open Floorplan; Pantry

Flooring: Tile; Wood

Laundry Features: In Unit

Utilities: Electricity Connected; Sewer Connected; Water Connected

Cooling: Central Air

Heating: Central

Water Source: Public

Sewer: Public Sewer

Patio And Porch Features: Porch

Roof: Metal

Parking Features: Garage; Off Street; On Street

Lot Features: Dead End Street; Historic Area; Many Trees

View: Creek/Stream; Trees/Woods

Waterfront Features: Creek

Current Use: Residential; Single Family

Road Frontage Type: City Street

Possession: Close Of Escrow

Listing Terms: Cash; Conventional

Contingency Reason: Appraisal; Financing; Inspection

Every material and finish reflects a commitment to quality and restraint rather than fleeting design statements. The kitchen is the home's one intentional contemporary moment, featuring Henrybuilt custom cabinetry crafted in Seattle and nationally recognized for balancing clean modern lines with warmth and natural materials. It functions beautifully within the home's classic framework, offering a refined contrast without disrupting the overall sense of timelessness. Abundant windows fill the interiors with natural light and ever-changing views of marsh, water, and wildlife. Daily life here is shaped by the rhythms of nature, from birds in flight to reflections on the creek. The layout offers both openness and flexibility, with front and rear living spaces that can be separated by sliding glass-paneled doors, allowing the home to feel equally suited to quiet evenings or entertaining. Built with uncommon care, the home reflects a level of construction that is both thoughtful and substantial. Craftsmanship and long-term performance were clearly prioritized, resulting in a residence that feels as solid as it is beautiful. The home was recognized with Riverside Avondale Preservation's 2009 Preservation Award for Most Historically Compatible New Construction and the Jacksonville Historic Preservation's 2009 Preservation Award for Architecturally Compatible New Construction, rare distinctions that speak to its respect for context as much as its quality of execution. Set within Avondale's Arden enclave, the home feels immersed in nature while remaining easily accessible to Fishweir Elementary, parks, and some of Jacksonville's most beloved locally owned shops and restaurants. During the 2009 RAP Home Tour, a visitor was overheard saying, "I didn't know wild places like this existed in Avondale." That sentiment still resonates today. This is not a replica and not a trend-driven build. It is a home designed with intention, built with integrity, and rooted deeply in its place. One that reveals itself slowly, rewards attention, and stays with you long after you leave.