4625 Glenwood Dr, Riverside, CA 92501

Property Description

Bigelow’s Bungalow – cited in Joan H. Hall’s Cottages, Colonials and Community Places of Riverside, California. Located on Mt. Rubidoux in the prestigious Huntington Park Subdivision, this rustic California Bungalow was built by George Tyler Bigelow in 1911. This was one of the original residential buildings constructed on Mt. Rubidoux. Designed by architect Lester Moore, this home features tall windows to capture the exquisite views of the downtown skyline and the mountains beyond. The home also boasts a spacious front porch extending across the front of the house where you can enjoy the spectacular views and afternoon breezes. Pieces of granite quarried from the mountain during the blasting that was necessary to level the foundation of the home were used to create the winding stairways, retaining walls and patio terraces surrounding the home. Hardwood floors and beautiful wood work that surround the two separate wood burning fireplaces are among the quality finish work displayed in this unique home. A large Butler’s Pantry connects the large formal dining room to the kitchen and laundry room. A beautiful glass pocket door separates the dining room from the large living room, both with expansive views. Newer roof and the electrical panel has been completely updated. The large basement provides excellent storage and the large gives ample parking. This home is walking distance to Mt. Rubidoux, Ryan Bonominio Park, Fairmount Park, and hiking and biking trails.