A piece of Paso Robles history, reimagined for modern living. Built in 1915, 1935 Vine Street is a beautifully renovated historic home filled with timeless Craftsman character and warmth. Thoughtfully updated while preserving its vintage charm, this home offers the perfect blend of old-world character and modern comfort. Mature shade trees frame the home, and a brick walkway leads to a classic covered front porch. Step inside and the charm surrounds you. Honey-toned hardwood floors, crown molding and plantation shutters catch the afternoon light. Morning coffee belongs in the bay window of the living room, and dinners stretch late in the dining room under soft light from the clerestory windows. The kitchen is the heart of the home, with granite counters, rich wood cabinetry, glass-front cabinets for treasured dishes, stainless appliances and a beverage fridge. Its generous island is where friends gather while something good simmers on the stove. Sunlight pours into the breakfast nook. One bedroom opens straight to the garden, and a quiet den is ready for reading, working or dreaming. Out back, time slows down. The backyard is an enjoyable garden made for relaxing. Tend the raised beds, unwind under the shade sails, or light the fire pit on the brick patio as the sky over the hills turns gold. A storage shed, garden coop and solar panels keep things practical. The detached garage has back street access along Olive Alley. Just blocks from downtown Paso Robles and the charming Paso Robles Walk, you're minutes from local restaurants, wine tasting rooms, boutique shops and the vibrant heart of town. Historic charm. Modern ease. Downtown Paso Robles at your doorstep.

Total population of , which has changed by % since 1990.
The median age of the population is , while the median age of dwellings is .
Out of households, are families.