This darling bungalow was built in the early 1920s in an area of Prescott that was to become known as TB Hill. Prescott was a hub for tuberculosis cures during this period and those afflicted would spend their summers in small cabin/homes on TB Hill, breathing the fresh air and absorbing the suns healing rays. Richard Nixon spent some of his summers in a home around the corner with his mother and ailing brother. Over the years these small homes have been added on to and a number of them have been remodeled, yet the small street that runs through the neighborhood remains the sameconcrete constructed by the WPA. This charming area is the gem of Prescott. The Home: Approximately 1100 sq. ft. 2 bedrooms/ 1 bath plus study/tv room Complete remodel in 2007, including: New heating/cooling unit New hardwood floors in kitchen and laundry to match the existing hardwood floors New bungalow style tile in bathroom New gas fireplace insert with surrounding tile and tile hearth Walls resurfaced Electricity and plumbing updated to current code New double pane windows in master bedroom and bathroom New mission style front door Bathroom expanded, interior door openings moved and or expanded New clawfoot tub, pedestal sink and toilet New microwave, dishwasher, kitchen sink, butcher block counter tops. New lower cabinets built to match existing uppers New closet doors in master bedroom All new paint, inside and out Fence installed along with irrigation system Completely landscaped This home is listed on the Historic Register and as such enjoys a flat annual property tax of $400. Features: Appliances Included, Patio/Balcony, Central Heating, Deck/Porch, Fenced Yard, Garage, Office/Den, Sprinkler System, Tile Floors.