Welcome to the utterly spectacular Harbor House built by renowned architect Henry LA Jekel in 1931. This Normandy style home boasts details of the nautical theme. From its wood ceiling that resembles the underbelly of a ship. A stain-glass window in the shape of a porthole of a sailing vessel named PlymouthTower. The original painting still shines bright on the Viking style rock working fireplace. The formal dining room has a secret to tell of handcrafted Oregon Pine builtins by Italian craftsmen that when opened reveals a hidden bar. The home follows a u-shaped design opening to the courtyard. The master suite is its own wing of the home with a sitting room large remodeled bathroom walk-in his and her closets and a private patio entrance. The guest room on the main floor has a remodeled bathroom along with a private entrance. On the second story, you have a smaller master suite that encompasses the entire floor with its cedar lined closet and working porthole windows along with a bathroom. The turret allows for an office or small library All electrical has been upgraded along with central ac units. Two basements allow for different activities one being full of the homes working equipment the other ready to hoast parties or allow for a pool table. The Parker's once called this Riverside city landmark 139 home could now be the place you welcome your guests. Citrus orchard and Groundskeeper bathroom and peaceful gazebo all line the fenced-in yard of this historic district