A true and amazing California Craftsman home, the Frank C. Hill House has graced the corner of South Coronado and 2nd Street since 1910. One of the earliest projects of the Vawter and Walker architectural firm, this home has been featured in many Bungalow books and the catalog for the exhibition ''California 1910'' which is considered influential to the reawakening of interest in American Arts and Crafts Movement as it relates to California.The all-redwood detail and finish are of exceptional quality and sophistication; the centerpiece of the home being the subtle and extraordinary design of the brick fireplace with its original and hand-carved sculptural panel that was created by John Stanbough Souther. Centered between two casement windows with large, built-in seats below them, this could be a wonderful gathering place for generations to come. The home is listed as Historic-Cultural Monument # 980 with the Cultural Heritage Commission of the City of Los Angeles.Now for the other side of the coin. As is often the case with a home that is over 100 years old, there is significant deferred maintenance on the property and for many buyers, it would not be worth the capital requirement to bring the home back to its former glory. The home sits on a 9,857 square foot lot that is zoned LAR3, so there are many paths available to prospective buyers of this property. This property is being sold ''As-Is''.