This historic 1911 craftsman has recently received a complete top-down restoration! The original character blends seamlessly with newer systems and modern style. The open concept layout is full of natural light and provides ample living and entertaining space. This home boasts 3 beds, 2 full baths, plus a bright sunroom den perfect for home office, gym, art studio etc. The oversized corner lot has multiple outdoor living spaces, complete with mature drought-tolerant landscaping, all enclosed by a hand-built cedar fence. A large detached 2-car garage is perfect for parking storage, or a potential ADU conversion! Inside the home, a thorough and tasteful restoration was completed in 2019. The beautiful open kitchen is complete with custom soft-close shaker cabinets, quartz counters, high-end black stainless appliances and a breakfast bar. A separate interior laundry room has side-by-side W/D hookups. New systems include copper plumbing, complete electrical re-wire, new 200 amp panel, tankless water heater, central HVAC & recessed lights throughout. The home was originally built in 1911 for Morton Wood, a foreman for the San Dimas Lemon Association, & was later owned by Floyd Godfrey, the San Dimas postmaster. The locally produced cast stone foundation and original native stone retaining walls contribute to the historic integrity of the neighborhood. Centrally located just blocks from old town, the upcoming Metro station, and the 210 and 57 freeways. Own a part of San Dimas history, and enjoy the best of all worlds in this magnificently remodeled craftsman home!