5211 Central, Riverside, CA 92504

Step into a defining piece of Riverside's heritage, the Henry M Streeter House, a designated Riverside Historic Landmark (No. 88), built in 1888. Henry M Streeter, one of Riverside's most influential figures, the state legislator who authored the bill establishing Riverside County in 1893. Local architect and builder Henry A Westbrook constructed the house. The New England farmhouse was part of a 80-acre farm. The last working farm in Riverside until the 1980's, the farmer still used a horse and plow. This exquisite historic Landmark property now sits on a 1-acre lot. The house, lovingly restored by the current owners was transformed into a beloved tea house. Today this lovely farmhouse is a family dwelling surrounded by mature trees, an assortment of fruit trees, raised vegetable beds and lush vegetation. It has a Riverside Schedule WA-12 Agricultural Service permit. A charming green house to nourish plants or used as a gorgeous she-shed to treat friends. A schoolhouse-style shed in … read more …