Make Reno's history into your future at Seven Hundred Forty-Five California Avenue, a seven thousand seven hundred twenty-two square foot, six bedroom/five and a half bathroom English Tudor Revival home. Known as the Payne House and designed in the late 1930s, it features a twenty-foot circular entry hall connecting formal and cozy living areas. Its prime location offers stunning views of the Truckee River and downtown Reno through expansive windows, a terraced yard, and a gazebo. With its rich history, detailed restoration, and modern amenities, this house is ready for its next era and owner. Discover a distinctive property that blends architecture and history on Reno's iconic bluff overlooking the Truckee River at Seven Hundred Forty-Five California Avenue. This seven thousand seven hundred twenty-two square foot English Tudor Revival estate was designed in the late 1930s by famed Nevada architect Edward Parsons, who called it rather a thrill. The home makes a lasting impression with decorative brickwork, half-timbering, steeply pitched symmetrical gables, leaded glass windows, and massive chimneys. Its form is most striking from above, where terraced gardens and mature trees blend seamlessly into the home's architecture, offering privacy, beauty, and a deep sense of permanence. More than fifty years after its construction, the Payne House's current owner undertook a thoughtful restoration. Key original features hardwood flooring, hand-finished brickwork, and bespoke architectural details were preserved. Modern upgrades include central air conditioning; forced-air gas heating; updated plumbing and electrical systems; and security. A restored vintage elevator provides convenient access across all levels of the home. The home includes six bedrooms and five bathrooms plus one additional bathroom. The primary suite features a vintage fireplace; mountain views; dual vanities; a jetted soaking tub; a walk-in shower; and a spacious closet. The kitchen pairs classic charm with modern function with built-in appliances and a garden-view breakfast nook. The formal dining room features oversized windows that frame panoramic views of the Truckee River and Sierra foothills. A painted ceiling mural floats above the living room and game room. Wood-burning fireplaces add warmth throughout the home while freestanding fireplaces add character throughout as well. Additional rooms include a library; office; bonus space;and fully finished walk-out basement with its own recreation area and workshop.The finished basement opens to the yardand adds flexible space for hobbies or guests or extra living space.The zero point seventy-nine acre lot includes custom stone wall along California Avenue;a private driveway;a detached two-car garageand playhouse designed to echo main residence.A tranquil pond anchors front yardwhile terraced backyard unfolds to deckpatioanda gazebo perched above river perfect for gatheringsballoon watchingor quiet river moments.Located about mile from downtown Reno,the home offers convenient access to parks schoolsand cultural venues.The Newlands Historic District is known for its concentration of other historic homes tree-lined streetsand landscape shaped by City Beautiful movement.The Payne House offers more than architectural beauty it holds story.From distinguished origins to careful restorationthis home reflects visioncharacterand legacy.It’s ready for next eraand someone who values history designand timeless experience of living in truly remarkable place.