You've found the most charming 1930s Spanish Revival in the heart of Encanto-Palmcroft Historic District. Built in 1936 after the Great Depression, this home was built in the 2nd phase of Encanto Palmcroft that included the creation of Encanto Park. Situated on almost a quarter acre on a beautiful palm-tree lined street, this home has been loved and cared for by one family for nearly 57 years. Inside, you'll find the original exposed beams and 14-foot ceiling in the formal living room as well as the original oak floors in the living room, dining room, and front bedrooms. The spacious formal dining room has a coved ceiling reflecting the 1930s charm. In the kitchen and walk-in pantry, you'll find the original cabinets have been preserved while adding modern updates including a Viking 6-burner gas range, dishwasher, built-in refrigerator, and built-in microwave. The breakfast room features large windows that overlook the backyard, including a large, covered patio with brick pavers. There is a wide fenced-in side yard as well as a long wrap around driveway. The original crank out windows and shutters, as well as the front canvas awning fixtures have been preserved and many of the original doors and hardware including the 60" wide front door have been preserved throughout. The 1970s addition features a primary bedroom suite with updated bathroom including a tile walk-in shower and walk-in closet. The second bathroom features the original 1930s Art Deco patina. The HVAC systems have been updated (~2015) and the gas lines in the home were recently replaced (2021).