This beautifully preserved 1910 Craftsman bungalow brings together the character of its original design with thoughtful improvements completed over the years. Recognized by the Historical Society and carrying its historic designation, the home has been carefully maintained with attention to its comfort, functionality, and architectural integrity. Improvements throughout the property include updates to major systems, the kitchen, electrical and plumbing, HVAC, and the front porch. The work has been completed with consideration for the home’s existing style, allowing its original character to remain at the heart of the property. Formerly known as the Otts Ranch House, the home was once the centerpiece of a 10-acre orange grove established in 1910, connecting the property to Hemet’s agricultural history. Its classic double-gable roofline, original woodwork, period millwork, vintage details, and original fireplace continue to reflect the craftsmanship of its era. Beyond the white picket fence, the covered front porch offers a welcoming place to enjoy the established surroundings. Inside, the parlor leads into the formal dining room, where the original fireplace remains a focal point. The remodeled kitchen provides improved functionality while remaining complementary to the home’s preserved style. The home includes two spacious bedrooms, one full bathroom, a powder room, and an additional flex space that provides versatility for a variety of uses. Outside, the property includes a detached garage for covered parking and storage, along with mature fruit trees that contribute to the established landscape and provide seasonal harvests. With thoughtful improvements made throughout and many of its distinctive architectural details preserved, this Craftsman continues to reflect more than a century of Hemet history while offering the warmth and comfort of a home that has been cared for through the years.