J.C. Carly House, Sacramento
historic place
The J.C. Carly House in Sacramento, California, is a historic place. This two-story Spanish Mediterranean Revival-style house was constructed in 1922. Local architects Dean and Dean designed the residence. The house is significant for its association with James C. Carly, a prominent Sacramento real estate developer. Carly developed early tracts in the Curtis Park area. His house served as the entrance and a model home for his premier development, the South Curtis Oaks tract, which set a new standard for the area. James C. Carly lived in the house from 1922 until 1933. The J.C. Carly House was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on March 22, 2006, and is also a Sacramento Landmark. This site reflects Carly's influence on Sacramento's community development and showcases Spanish Mediterranean architecture by Dean and Dean.