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Set back from the street, this charming one-story cottage was built in 1946 and added on to in 1957. In 1965, the property was bought by Harold Chambers, long time partner of Myron Hunt and responsible for much of the firm's commercial work. Mr. Chambers added again to the house and lived there until his death in 1972. There are many upgrades to the property within the last 7 years. There is room for a pool.
Listing agent: Martyn Belmont DRE #00880861 martynbelmont@aol.com, Listing office: deasy penner podley
MLS data updated 11/3/2026, 2:24:20 PM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: P0-819002255
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