The Carleton Derby Home is located in Riverside’s stunning Historic District of Colony Heights. It was designed and built in 1910 by Riverside’s most prolific architect, G. Stanley Wilson, who’s well known for major additions to the Mission Inn Hotel and many iconic civic structures throughout the city. One of the defining features of Craftsman homes is a deep shade porch and this home doesn't disappoint! Fifth Street is lined with mature trees and gorgeous turn-of-the-century homes that make your views from the porch as well as other rooms within the house so much more enjoyable. For those of you working from home, this Craftsman features three different office spaces in addition to the 3 bedrooms. These three areas were sleeping porches in the original construction and have become great, versatile spaces for the modern home owner. This property has been lovingly maintained and remodeled over the years and now features a beautiful kitchen, two remodeled bathrooms and a brand new pool and spa. Though much work has been done, the home’s age is clearly defined through it’s historic elements like multi-paned casement windows, pocket doors, wood wainscoting, built-ins, boxed-beam ceilings and of course beautifully aged, original oak floors. These homes don’t change custodians often so call to set up your showing today!