Not long after the California Gold Rush it was the Queen-Anne Victorian that proliferated throughout Oakland’s neighborhoods. Their ornamental style and old-world craftsmanship inspire wonder and feed the heart. Expect this and more from this home. Built in 1903 with updates made over the years, like a full foundation replacement. Painted in a charming color palette that really perks it up – it is picture-perfect on the outside. Inside you’ll marvel at its soaring ceilings, its sunny dining room, and its gleaming hardwood floors. A country kitchen sets the perfect tone for this home. King-sized bed lovers will love the sumptuous, enormous, backyard facing primary bedroom. The home has 3 bedrooms per county public record though functionally there are two bedrooms and a loft-level den that has versatile uses. The garage is deep and tall and fits multiple vehicles. The huge basement makes a superb workshop, or hobby space*. A serene backyard is screened off by foliage and a majestic redwood tree set a good distance from the home. A fantastic commuter location with a variety of transit options, and easy freeway access. The vibrance Adams Point shines through. Enjoy a variety of local eateries along Piedmont and Grand Avenues. Whole Foods is just downhill as well as lakeside fun.