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Built as early as circa 1922 this is one of the original eight homes known as the "Campbell-Smith" house. This home reflects Mr. Campbell's career in Mexico, with an H-shaped courtyard floor plan bridging both the Mediterranean Revival and California Bungalow architectural styles. The interior doors have original glass knobs, original restored wood casement windows, original red oak hardwood floors, some interior lighting has been lovingly restored and replated and the roof some say is original clay tiles imported from Cuba. Of special note are the rare, original top and bottom cabinets in the butler's pantry. The front sitting room has 9" wide southern heart-pine tongue and grove paneling, probably installed in the 1940s. The main house has 2-bedrooms & 1.5-baths. This large 13,650 sqft lot is fenced and has a circular driveway. The front door opens into the formal living room: wood burning fireplace and brick hearth creates...