According to Zillow, the restoration was done by an artist, who was also a real estate agent.

The restoration was done because she “wanted to have a place for her agents, then she realized the light upstairs was a perfect place for her to paint,” listing agent, Kase Ellers of Mainframe Real Estate, said.

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Now renovated, this 1887 property has been divided into two; first level, which has the commercial space and the second floor, for residential purposes.

The first floor, over 3,700 square feet, has a beautiful foyer and a private workshop.

Features of the second floor include two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a huge walk-in closet, bare brick, fireplaces, exposed wood beams, a custom kitchen, great room that opens to a whole rooftop deck.

This amazing property has received the 'Robert J. Sturn Beautification' Award for exceptional renovation!

It is currently on sale for $849,000.

Would you live here?