Walking into this Downtown Ventura Colonial Revival home is like taking a step back in time... Built in 1907 for Edward Tico, the property is a testament to timeless craftsmanship and exceptional quality with many of the original features and design elements remarkably intact. The ornate custom woodwork throughout the home, hand carved fireplace, original doors and door hardware, decorative door stops, picture moldings, original light fixtures and push button light switches all contribute to the home's special and unique charm. You'll find the original horse hitching ring, a fascinating piece of history, still located in the sidewalk in front of the house. The home's restored hardwood floors extend from the entry to the living room, through the dining room and into all 3 bedrooms. Charmingly updated while still retaining its antique appeal, the kitchen features a 1935 Wedgewood gas range, a service pass-through into the dining room, an island kitchen sink with bar seating and ample cabinet storage. The main living area of the home also includes two period-style bathrooms, blending modern convenience with vintage aesthetics. Other notable features include a semi-finished basement, downstairs laundry room, updated electrical wiring and electrical panel, updated gas line, new paint