Originally built in 1923, this grand craftsman home stands prominently today on one of Alameda’s most cherished streets. As you approach the home you will immediately notice its broad shouldered front porch, accented by four doric columns and sheltered by the home’s sweeping primary gable and hallmark dormer. Two gracious front doors welcome you into the home’s grand formal spaces which include an expansive living room complete with a hand fired tile fireplace adjacent to a spacious dining room, each with stunning millwork and newly refinished hardwood floors. The southwest corner of the main floor is home to a remodeled kitchen complete with updated windows, granite counters, cherry cabinetry and ample space for the most discerning cook. Rounding out the main level is the east wing which includes two bedrooms and a noteworthy full bathroom featuring mosaic tile, classic built-ins and a cast-iron tub. Heading upstairs beyond the 1500 square foot main floor is an upstairs that rivals some of Alameda’s largest craftsman homes. Featuring a second full bathroom, two gracious bedrooms and two additional rooms, the 1400 plus square foot upstairs gives the next stewards incredible upside. Like the main floor, the upstairs features refinished oak floors, dual pane windows and Benjamin Moore designer colors. Heading back downstairs to the basement, the lower level includes updated mechanicals and over 1400 square feet to grow the functional space of this 3600 square foot home. Complimenting the home’s interior are stunning grounds that include established rose bushes, numerous carefully curated plantings, an elevated Trex deck and lower level paver patio with a picture perfect shed. Inside and out, the careful stewardship of this board shouldered Alameda home compliments its amazing, sought after location, which is now available for the first time in the history of the RMLS.