Located just two blocks from the Mason Square, this two-story Victorian-style home offers a rare combination of historic character, space, and location. Built in 1930, the home sits on over 1.5 acres within the Mason city limits and is zoned for both commercial and residential use, opening the door to a variety of possibilities. The home features six bedrooms and two bathrooms, with the primary suite conveniently located on the first floor. Beautiful hardwood floors add warmth and character throughout much of the home, while the two-story layout provides plenty of room for a large family, guests, offices, or additional work space. From the upstairs back porch, there is a direct line of sight to historic Fort Mason, adding another unique feature to the property. Outside, the property includes several outbuildings, including one with a cellar, providing additional storage and flexibility. With more than 1.5 acres, there is plenty of open ground for a large garden, outdoor entertaining area, additional improvements, or a parking area. The commercial and residential zoning, combined with its location only two blocks from the heart of downtown Mason, makes this property especially unique. It could continue as a spacious residence or offer potential for a bed and breakfast, office, retail space, event venue, or other commercial use, subject to applicable city requirements. With its 1930s Victorian character, large homesite, six-bedroom floor plan, views toward Fort Mason, and close proximity to the Mason Square, 505 Ft. McKavitt offers a combination of history, location, and versatility that is hard to find.
