1450 High St is an exquisite Victorian era home built in 1896. It is rare to find such well preserved features in a home like this! Unit 1 was home to the old parlor room, used for entertaining guests, and exudes character as seen in the extensive crown molding, elaborate wood work (particularly around the main fire place and the bedroom window), and two fire places. Ornate stained glass windows frame the main fire place and sitting area.The building was converted to condos in the late '90s and broken out into 11 units that share an HOA with outdoor courtyard, grill, garden beds, and onsite free laundry. The condo features two fireplaces, one of which is piped for gas and is usable pending inspection of the chimney.

The open floor plan is akin to a modern day loft with 917 sq. ft. and 14 ft high ceilings. This space is perfect for a couple who enjoys having company and lavish entertaining. Only 2 blocks from the popular Cheesman park. This unit has its own storage space.