Renovations are complete with updates to kitchen, bathrooms, electrical and the addition of a functional garage, conforming bedrooms and walk-in master custom closet. At almost 4000 square feet the home has gone through several modifications and updates throughout the years but still retains its original charm. Soaring ceilings and 6+ foot windows along with grand rooms and foyer were ideal for hosting cotillions, graduations, weddings and elaborate parties for various prominent families for almost 150 years. Own a piece of Jacksonville history by scheduling a preview of this home today. Constructed circa 1870 the Cheney/Cummer house sat on the banks of the St. Johns river in an area that is currently hosting the Riverside Arts Market. Shortly after the turn of the 20th century (c.1909), the house was moved from the Cummer compound and barged up the river to the site it rests on today, 2959 Riverside Ave. Due to a miscalculation, the home was too wide for the parcel of land. Being so far out in the country and with no others houses around it, the home was placed sideways on the lot. Today the Cheney/Cummer house stands as a piece of Jacksonville history and architectural heritage.

Recent updates include:

Tankless hot water heater

Garage door added with automatic opener

Irrigation system repaired and exterior sump pump replaced

New lighting and ceiling fans inside and out

Kitchen updated -  new cabinets, sink and soapstone counter tops, ceiling and lighting, microwave/oven combination and panel dishwasher

Floors refinished

Electrical updated

Doors added to create conforming bedrooms

Interior painted

Floors refinished

Guest bath remodeled and tub added

Guest bath refurbished, new flooring, tub refinished, new faucets and toilet and shower

Custom closet system added to newly created upstairs dressing room

Bedroom added

Custom milled moldings and doors