Own this striking post-Art Deco 3-Bedroom, 1-Bathroom round-home! Designed and built by King Soloman Rathel and his wife Marvel. This amazing couple arrived in Jacksonville in the 1920’s and during the Great Depression acquire lands along the Trout River to build this and nearly 15 other homes between 1935 and 1958. As self-taught architects, this amazing couple incorporated rounded interior corners, stucco finished interior and exterior walls, concrete sill plates under the windows, curvilinear entry overhangs, flat roofs and fancy drainpipe adornments as common design elements. Renovated for the 21st century, it boasts a new roof, all new electric complete to the pole, updated plumbing, new kitchen with shiny stainless appliances, new bath, new tile and laminate flooring, LED lighting, on-demand water heater and newer vinyl insulated windows. Home has 3 bedrooms or use 3rd Bedroom as large flex space. Detached shed ”as-is”. Owner will install a dual-purpose AC/Heat in 3rd BR.
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