The Robert S. Durr House (1922)
Original Historic District Document Info: Built ~1920* for Robert S. Durr; employed as assistant cashier for the Bank of A. Levy. This is a side hip-on gable, single story Georgian-style Colonial bungalow which features a low-pitched center gable above the small porch entrance, prominent portico, classical columns, rafters projecting under exposed eaves, lattice treatment siding and clapboard siding. The multi-paned casement windows and door are a distinctive feature.
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*The Ventura County Assessor lists this house as being built in 1922.
STATS: 4 bedrooms, 3 bath, 1890 s.f. on an 10890 s.f lot.
Parcel number: 200030160
Last sold: 10/7/1999 for $259,000
Prior Owners (or residents): Mr. & Mrs. Robert Durr (1922 – ?); Dora Polsenski (1953)
Current Owners (or residents):
Deaths in this house: Robert S. Durr (d. 5/14/1962)
NOTE: The original historic district documents state that this house was built in 1920. A newspaper article shows that the original owners did not move in until November of 1922.
