308 Inca Street

Turn-of-the-Century Charm Meets Modern Opportunity!
This solid brick 1901 home is full of character and potential. Original hardwood floors, tall ceilings, exposed brick, and a decorative fireplace (non-functional) showcase the charm of the era. Offering one bedroom and one bathroom on each level—with a full kitchen on both floors—this property provides flexible living arrangements. The kitchens were updated in 2015 and include appliances, with the main-level kitchen featuring granite countertops and stainless steel. Bathrooms retain vintage tub/shower combos, adding to the historic appeal. Heating is forced air on the main level and electric upstairs. An on-demand water heater with a pressurization system ensures consistent water pressure throughout the home, even when multiple fixtures are in use. The roof was replaced approximately five years ago following a hailstorm (per owner). The fully fenced yard wraps around the home and includes alley access and off-street parking for three vehicles. There is room to expand—consider adding a garage for secure parking and potentially building an ADU or mother-in-law suite above (buyer to verify with the city). The home has functioned as a main-level owner’s unit with a private-entry rental upstairs, providing income potential or multigenerational living. Located near the Santa Fe Arts District and the Broadway corridor, you’re just minutes from popular restaurants, coffee shops, local retail, and public transportation options—including light rail and major bus lines.
Livable as-is but ready for your updates, this home offers a unique opportunity to build equity while preserving historic character.