Home’s History
This charming 1923 Craftsman bungalow is nestled in the historic Leinkauf District of Mobile, Alabama.
Originally constructed by Paul Ray, an engineer with the precursor to the Corp of Engineers, and his wife Carrie, this home reflects the quintessential Arts & Crafts architectural style that was popular during the early 20th century.
The property has been carefully maintained and updated over the years while preserving its historic integrity.
Exterior Photos
The exterior of the bungalow stands out with its freshly painted surfaces and classic Craftsman architectural elements. The beautiful wrap-around porch, measuring 12.5 x 12.5 feet, is an inviting space for hosting gatherings or enjoying quiet moments outdoors.
The porch area extends to a 15 x 11.5 feet seating area, featuring a large French door that opens for easy access.
The living spaces are augmented by a wrap-around porch which serves as a significant feature for relaxation or entertainment.
The home’s close proximity to downtown Mobile and local amenities like Crawford Park Recreation Center further enhances its appeal, making it not only a residence but also a part of a vibrant community.
The property also features a newly added backyard fence, enhancing privacy and security.
Interior Photos
The interior of the home is adorned with numerous original features such as built-in bookcases, a working gas fireplace with the original mantle, and 1920s sconces. Each room flows seamlessly into the next, with the large windows inviting ample natural light.
The enclosed sunroom, with its historic windows, offers additional living space or potential for a second bathroom.
It includes two bedrooms, a large bathroom, and a flex room that presents versatile possibilities as a third bedroom or office space. The kitchen retains its original elaborate glass cabinetry and adjoins a quaint breakfast room.
The expansive attic space, accessible via permanent stairs, also presents a unique opportunity for further customization, either as additional living space or for storage.
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