Located in High Springs' historic district, this charming home built in 1929 is three blocks from the downtown business district. Typical of many houses of that time, the floors are of heart-pine wood, the ceilings are high, and there's a full-length screened front porch perfect for a collection of rocking chairs. The front entry leads to a living room/dining area combination with the kitchen at the back off the dining area. On the left side of the house are two bedrooms. A hall full bath is near the front bedroom. The back bedroom has a full bath and an area suitable for a home office. Off the kitchen is a small screened porch which overlooks the back yard. The lot has 74 feet along the street and is 100 feet deep, making it 0.17 acres. A metal roof was added in 2018. The central a/c unit was replaced in 2013. The exterior of the home was painted in 2020. There's a fireplace opening in the living area, but it's not used and is considered ornamental. Currently leased until September of this year, it's not available for immediate occupancy by a new owner. Of course, it will generate income for the next owner if purchased before the current lease expires. Considering the strong demand for rental properties in High Springs, it has substantial potential if continued as such.