Character and charm infuse this artisan inspired home with warmth, beauty and comfort. A trumpet vine covered arch leads to a stone path and a hand-carved front door next to a covered porch. Once inside, you ll see the fine craftsmanship and attention to detail with the reclaimed oak hardwood floors, built in bookshelves, and two cozy and comfortable built-in window seats with can lighting. This makes for a perfect reading area or a catnap. A vintage glass window acts as a pass-through from the living room to the kitchen, which has an accent wall of redwood. The vaulted ceilings have open beams and a pinewood surface. The home is equipped with central heat and air, a wood-burning stove, ceiling fans, double pane windows and solid wood doors throughout. The spacious kitchen has tile floors, beautiful Mexican tile counters, a gas stove and a giant butcher block island with an additional prep sink that would delight any serious chef. Adjoining the kitchen is a sunny breakfast room with French-doors that lead to the back yard. On the other side of the kitchen is another dining room that connects to the living room. The sunroom has a amble space to be a game-room, office or a guest room and has the added touch of reclaimed barn-wood siding. The laundry room is located on this level. On this main floor, there is a bathroom with a large walk-in tiled shower, wood counters with a handmade ceramic sink and door to the back yard. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms and one bathroom- with a clawfoot bathtub and shower. A unique feature of a bookshelf that is open on both sides and an antique window are at the top of the stairs with a daybed. The master has vaulted ceilings and its own private deck. The 1.14 acre property is both usable and level with a seasonal creek and adjoins 100 acres of BLM land. A portion of the backyard is fenced and has two wrought iron gates designed and handmade made by a local artisan/welder. The landscaped yard includes a variety of trees including magnolia, fruitless mulberry, redbud tree, giant sequoia, plum, smoke, maple liquid amber, pear, blue spruce and honeysuckle. In addition to the back deck there is a stone patio for dining and a pergola covered brick patio next to the house. The potting shed captivates with its glass door and windows. For extra storage, there is a Hurst Ranch shed. This remarkable location is less than a mile from Columbia Community College, walking trails, and close to historic Columbia State Park, Murphys and Angels Camp.