Located in Historic Springfield, this early 20th-century home is zoned CRO (Commercial/Residential/Office), offering rare flexibility for residential, commercial, or live/work use. Inside and out, you’ll find amazing historic character that is impossible to replicate today. Original hardwood floors, tall ceilings, and large windows throughout, along with three spacious bedrooms and two full baths. The kitchen and baths retain older finishes, presenting a great opportunity for renovation and customization. The home will require exterior wood repairs and general updating, making it ideal for a buyer ready to restore and personalize a piece of Springfield history. Set on an oversized 66′ x 125′ lot—larger than most in the neighborhood—the property offers abundant outdoor space for off-street parking or gardens. Just blocks from Main Street’s shops, dining, and parks, this property offers location, potential, and flexibility in one of Jacksonville’s most vibrant historic districts.
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