07/24/2026
The Smith-Warner Residence, a 1915 board and batten cottage, grown through the 1940s.
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I’ve walked a lot of old houses in Riverside, and most of them lost something along the way. This one didn’t. The original hardwood floors have been refinished, the built-ins are still doing their job, and the kitchen is the real deal: black-and-white checkered tile, scalloped-edge cabinets, original counter tile with a red pinstripe. The guest bath is pink tile. The primary en suite is teal. Nobody staged that. It’s just what the house is.
And the part you can’t see: full electrical rewire (k**b and tube is gone), new HVAC, complete repipe with the incoming line cleaned out, re-insulated attic, newer washer and dryer. Native drought-tolerant landscaping front and back on a newer drip system, citrus coming along, flagstone leading to a newer gazebo out back.
And the location earns it: inside the Evergreen Quarter historic district, steps from the Mount Rubidoux entrance and the Ninth Street hiking trail, minutes to Downtown Riverside. As a 1915 historic home it may even qualify for Mills Act property-tax savings (buyer to verify with the City of Riverside).
4434 10th St Riverside CA
3 beds | 2 baths | 1,512 sqft | Single story | Built 1915
Come see it in person. Photos don’t do checkerboard tile justice.
OPEN HOUSE
FRI 7/24 5-7 PM
SAT 7/26 9AM - 1PM
SUN 7/27 12-2PM
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