Built in 1912, this vintage Craftsman has watched Fort Bragg evolve from a horse‑and‑buggy town into the vibrant coastal community it is today. Just minutes from Glass Beach, with the sound of the ocean in the background, this 3‑bedroom, 2‑bathroom home sits among other historic properties and is close to shopping, restaurants, and coastal trailsan ideal blend of charm and convenience. The inviting front porch, recently updated with Trex decking, sets the tone for the warmth inside. The living room features classic redwood walls, generous windows, and a Big Timer” woodstove with a brick hearth, creating an old‑world ambiance perfect for coastal evenings. The eat‑in kitchen opens to the back deck through a sliding door, offering a lovely garden view and easy access for barbecues and al fresco dining. The spacious garage includes a loft room with a viewcurrently in need of attention but full of potential as a future hideaway, studio, or office. With convenient alley access, the garage may also be a candidate for an additional unit conversion; buyers should verify possibilities with the City of Fort Bragg. The garden is filled with exuberant native plants and awaits a gardener’s touch to bring it to its full glory. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Fort Bragg’s history and help shape its next chapter.