1920 Craftsman Home in El Dorado, Arkansas

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Mathew Abraham

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Mathew Abraham

Mathew Abraham, editor of Century Homes America, brings his passion for architectural history to explore the stories behind America’s most iconic homes.

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Home’s History

This charming Craftsman-style brick home was built in the late 1920s by the Griffin family.

The house underwent an extensive renovation in 1999, preserving its original character while incorporating modern comforts.

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Exterior Photos

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This home presents a charming blend of classic and modern styles with its brick facade and contrasting dark green accents.

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The prominent front porch, supported by decorative columns, creates a welcoming entrance.

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The large windows, including a sunroom, allow ample natural light to flood the interior.

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The well-maintained landscaping and mature trees add to the home’s curb appeal, creating a picturesque and inviting setting.

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Interior Photos

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The kitchen exudes timeless charm with its classic white cabinetry and warm hardwood floors.

Sunlight streams through the large windows, illuminating the space with a cheerful glow.

The countertop, granite stone, adds a touch of sophistication.

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Perched on a large corner lot, this property boasts many original features, including bathroom tile and fixtures, windows and doors, the fireplace mantle, kitchen sink, and even a Chambers stove.

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The main level offers two spacious bedrooms and two well-appointed bathrooms.

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Upstairs, a large bedroom suite provides a versatile space for a playroom, home office, or guest suite.

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A standout feature is the sunporch, bathed in natural light thanks to its abundance of windows and adorned with a custom-painted floor.

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