Authentic 1917 Craftsman, Original Mahogany & Period Details

An authentic 1917 Craftsman with its original character fully intact. Where most period homes have been remodeled, this one keeps its original mahogany woodwork throughout: rich millwork, picture-rail and frieze molding, wainscoting, glass-paned doors, and a Craftsman staircase with its original newel post and bannister. Divided-light windows and warm hardwood floors run through the main rooms. It reads as a genuine, lived-in home rather than a staged set. The main level is the primary shooting space, flowing between a living room, a formal dining room anchored by a round table beneath the original frieze molding, a kitchen, and a covered front porch. The connected rooms offer several distinct backdrops in one location, and furniture can be moved to open sightlines and reset between setups. Upstairs, front-facing rooms include a bedroom set and a bright room over the porch with a view and abundant natural light. Light ranges from sun-filled in the dining and upstairs front rooms to warm and moody in the wood-rich spaces, both of which photograph beautifully. Roughly 1,150 square feet of usable space across two levels, plus both bathrooms. Well suited to editorial and lifestyle photo shoots, film and video, commercials, brand and product content, portrait and fashion sessions, and small creative offsites or intimate gatherings. The authentic period interior is a natural fit for character-driven and vintage-leaning work. Amenities include WiFi, kitchen access, two bathrooms, original hardwood floors, and natural light in the main rooms. Parking is easy: free, no permit, no street cleaning, room for about three cars out front plus a driveway, and the street handles large vehicles (a 40-foot trailer has parked out front). Furniture is moved by the host, and the original woodwork is protected during shoots.