JUST REDUCED FROM $650,000This traditional 3,322 sq. foot Craftsman home epitomizes the historic East Hill lifestyle of the 1920s. When building began in 1920, R.C. Tweed, a local lumber mill owner, chose only the highest quality hard woods for the construction of his personal residence. The original results of his efforts have been painstakingly restored to original elegance in both the main house and the detached 2 car garage with guest house. Solid Oak floors, Mahogany mantels and trim, 12 baseboards, and 11 box-beam ceilings with crown molding are featured in the first floors design. Most of the home has the original divided light top section windows with blown glass. Oak floors on both the first and second stories as well as the stately staircase have been refinishedWith just three owners in its 87 year history, almost every architectural feature has been preserved and modern conveniences upgraded. Solid mahogany French doors lead to the true three sided window encased