Built in 1925 in Alameda's highly desirable East End, this charming, single-level vintage home has a sophisticated Mediterranean feel and wonderful outdoor spaces. Close to Edison Elementary and Lincoln Middle schools and just three blocks to Lincoln Park's pool, pickleball courts and playgrounds, the home features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, formal living and dining rooms, a spacious kitchen and a detached garage/workshop. Red brick stairs from the street lead to a wisteria-covered arched front entrance that sits behind tiered landscaping and tall, mature hedges that provide a lush green screen and privacy.

Inside, the formal living and dining rooms are filled with natural light, the better to showcase many charming vintage features. The original brick fireplace has been fitted with an attractive gas insert, while the surrounding maple hardwood floors throughout the rest of the house have been refinished and new wood flooring has been added in the hallway. An exceptionally wide archway is embellished with beautiful trim that separates the living and dining rooms. Both rooms look directly on a picturesque brick patio that's easily large enough to create an open air "room" for relaxing and entertaining. The remodeled kitchen, next to the dining room, includes a breakfast nook, granite counters, a tile floor, stainless steel appliances and plenty of kitchen cabinets. A door from the kitchen to the backyard provides easy indoor/outdoor access to the private backyard patio framed with tall oleander hedges and colorful bougainvillea.