A truly unique opportunity awaits within the iconic Brick Row Historic District, one of Southern California’s most historically significant architectural treasures. Originally commissioned in 1887 by National City founder Frank Kimball and inspired by the distinguished row homes of Philadelphia, this remarkable Victorian-era residence beautifully blends historic character, architectural significance, and modern-day versatility. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and situated within National City’s celebrated Heritage Square, the home showcases striking brick construction, soaring ceilings, original architectural details, and the timeless character of a bygone era. Fresh interior paint and new carpeting enhance the interiors, creating a clean, refreshed setting while preserving the home’s distinctive historic charm. The property also benefits from Mills Act tax advantages, offering substantial potential property tax savings while supporting the preservation of this extraordinary residence. Currently configured as two separate residences, the property offers exceptional flexibility for a variety of uses. Enjoy it as a spacious primary residence, create a live/work environment, utilize the separate living areas for multi-generational living or rental income, or potentially operate a business from the property, subject to applicable zoning and use requirements. A charming front patio, private backyard, and detached two-car garage further enhance the property’s appeal. Rich in history yet remarkably adaptable for today’s lifestyle, this special property presents

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