2448 A St is not just a house; it’s a living testament to the city’s past and a potential-filled canvas. Discover the charm and history of this enchanting 5 BD, 1.25 BA Craftsman-style home located in the Golden Hill Community of San Diego. Built in 1903, this 1941 sq ft, 2-story residence was the first house in the 2400 block of A Street, then known as the 3300 block. Designed in the “Foursquare” Arts and Crafts-period style, its architecture was influenced by trends in the Bay Area. Golden Hill remains one of San Diego’s most desirable areas, known for its historic charm, vibrant community and rich architectural heritage. A unique feature of this home is its distinction as the reputed first stucco house in San Diego. The exterior paint closely resembles the original colors, maintaining its authentic charm. The house showcases the timeless appeal of the Arts and Crafts movement, characterized by its practical and aesthetic design. With five bedrooms, the home offers ample space for family living, along with the large kitchen, living room, family room and dining room. The home is a canvas ready for its new owner’s vision, blending period elegance with the potential for contemporary updates. Golden Hill was a fashionable neighborhood in the early 1900s, and it remains one of San Diego’s most desirable areas. The house backs onto the arroyos and expansive lawns of historic Golden Hill Park.