BeachN0118
NR# 38 Residence (118 N. Beach) Ca. 1930. Bungalow-Mission style. 1-story 4x6-bay stucco house with flat parapet roof. Undercut porch supported on Pyramidal posts on piers. Central entrance with transom and sidelights. Tile window hoods. ( c ) CD 65-89 Daisy Bordages UBS 10/98 Clement E. Toca Miss Daisy said that her father, Prof. F. C. Bordages bought three small shotgun cottages ($300 for the two outside and were forced to pay $500 for the center one later) from DeBens and built Villa Daisy. They moved from the Baron Place, 401 N. Beach Boulevard. She provided two photos of Villa Daisy. Villa Daisy burned September 4, 1927, and circa 1930 they built the current house. A. B. Day was the contractor. Called “Point View” when F. C. Bordages bought in 1920’s
NR# 38 Residence (118 N. Beach) Ca. 1930. Bungalow-Mission style. 1-story 4x6-bay stucco house with flat parapet roof. Undercut porch supported on Pyramidal posts on piers. Central entrance with transom and sidelights. Tile window hoods. ( c ) CD 65-89 Daisy Bordages UBS 10/98 Clement E. Toca Miss Daisy said that her father, Prof. F. C. Bordages bought three small shotgun cottages ($300 for the two outside and were forced to pay $500 for the center one later) from DeBens and built Villa Daisy. They moved from the Baron Place, 401 N. Beach Boulevard. She provided two photos of Villa Daisy. Villa Daisy burned September 4, 1927, and circa 1930 they built the current house. A. B. Day was the contractor. Called “Point View” when F. C. Bordages bought in 1920’s