Step back in time to 1921 when Fort Myers was starting to expand. A machinist from England, Joseph W. Hill, decided to plant his roots in Historic Dean Park. This Craftsman home has retained its charm over the years and is spectacular to see! When you walk in, there are hardwood floors and a family room off to the right with a cozy fireplace and french doors leading to a porch. The rear of the house features an open room with a huge wall of windows with tons of foliage in the backyard making you feel surrounded by greenery. There’s an updated bathroom downstairs as well as a laundry room and huge storage room next to it. The charming kitchen has a farmhouse sink and huge cabinets with a subway tile backsplash. Upstairs you will find 4 bedrooms with hardwood floors and a remodeled bathroom with beautiful tile work. If owning a piece of Fort Myers history is your thing, look no further as Dean Park is on the National Register of Historic Places list.