Step into modern comfort combined with timeless charm in this freshly remodeled 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom home. Located on a spacious lot, this property offers a perfect blend of old-world character and contemporary conveniences. Key Features:
Interior: Recently renovated to perfection, featuring original hardwood floors, abundant natural light, and recessed lighting
Kitchen: Updated with quartz countertops, new cabinets boasting soft-close doors/drawers, and stainless steel appliances, creating a chef's delight.
Detached Building: A versatile 200 sq ft detached building complete with recessed lighting and its own new HVAC system, ideal for use as an ADU, office, studio, gym, or workshop.
Enclosed Porch: Enjoy a spacious 150+ sq ft enclosed porch offering additional storage space and a cozy area to relax or use for your needs.
Additional Spaces: Front, side, and rear porches provide ample outdoor seating options for enjoying the serene surroundings.
Modern Upgrades: Includes a new HVAC system with new ducting, new electrical wiring, plumbing, and fresh interior and exterior paint.

This house is truly eclectic with influences from mixed the French Eclectic Revival and Colonial Revival styles that dominate the neighborhood. Emil J. Kremer built the house in 1927. In 1940, insurance salesman Clayton K. Close bought the house. He lived there until 1954.

Discover the charm of Ontario's historic Rosewood Court District with this unique opportunity to own a piece of architectural history. Nestled within the 100 East through 400 East blocks of Rosewood Court and “J” Street, this district boasts the largest concentration of Period Revival style homes in Ontario. Dating back to its initial development in the mid-1920s, Rosewood Court showcases a rich tapestry of architectural styles, including French Provincial, Tudor, and Colonial Revival. Unlike many neighborhoods in Ontario, which predominantly feature Craftsman Bungalows, Rosewood Court stands out with its cohesive collection of beautifully preserved Period Revival homes.
Beyond its historical significance, Rosewood Ct is celebrated for its proximity to Chaffey High School and its relationship with the adjacent College Park neighborhood. Immerse yourself in the timeless elegance of Rosewood Court, where every street corner and home facade reflects a distinct piece of Ontario's architectural heritage. This neighborhood offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Ontario's past. Must see!