3014 Pine Street, Riverside Ca 92501

About this home

Welcome to the extraordinary Harbor House, a stunning Normandy-style residence built in 1931 by the renowned architect Henry L.A. Jekel. This Riverside city landmark, designated as Structure of Merit #206, is steeped in history and rich in nautical details, reflecting the original vision of its creators. The home's design artfully incorporates maritime elements, such as a wood ceiling resembling the underbelly of a ship and a stained-glass porthole window named Plymouth Tower. The Viking-style stone fireplace still proudly displays its original painting, adding to the home's historic charm. The Harbor House is designed in a U-shaped layout that opens to a beautifully landscaped courtyard. The grand living room features massive cross beams, an original chandelier, and a soaring second-story ceiling. The formal dining room reveals handcrafted Oregon Pine built-ins created by Italian craftsmen, which conceal a hidden bar, perfect for entertaining. The primary ensuite occupies its own private wing on the first floor, complete with a sitting room, large remodeled bathroom, walk-in his-and-her closets, and a private patio entrance. Another guest room on the main floor also has a remodeled bathroom and a private entrance, offering both comfort and privacy. Upstairs, the second story is dedicated to its own primary ensuite, featuring a cedar-lined closet, working porthole windows, and a bathroom. The turret provides a charming space for an office or small library. Modern upgrades enhance the home while preserving its historic character, including a complete replumbing to copper and