Located in the Rossmoyne Historic District of Glendale, this Spanish Revival residence is an outstanding example of the Period Revival Architecture that dominated the community when it was developed in the 1920s. Contractor and longtime Glendale resident Lloyd M. Culver designed and built the home on a sunny corner lot in 1928 and it remains there, charmingly original and lovingly maintained. The residence offers five spacious bedrooms (one used as lower office/den) and three baths, enormous living room, formal dining, lower den/office and kitchen with breakfast area, all with original details preserved: terracotta roof tiles and entry hall flooring, stucco walls, arched doorways and windows, wooden ceiling beams, decorative wrought iron, period tile, Batchelder fireplace, wood casement windows and a second story balcony with wooden balustrades overlooking a romantic open patio and garden. Additional features include new central air and heat system, laundry room, grassy backyard, professional landscape and detached two-car garage. The residence is within eyesight of Nibley Park and close to downtown Glendale.

Drawing by artist Chris Turnham