INTRODUCING

1914 Pacific Avenue

Central Alameda

Alameda

LISTED FOR

$1,195,000

SOLD FOR

$1,360,000

SOLD FOR

14% OVER LIST

$625

PRICE/SF

12 DAYS ON

MARKET

Charming 1926 Mediterranean-Style Bungalow Close to Downtown Park Street!

LISTED AT $1,195,000

Built in 1926 and located in a convenient central Alameda location on a designated “slow street” just minutes to downtown Park St and Nob Hill Foods, this tastefully updated Mediterranean-style bungalow features 3 bedrooms, 1+ bathroom, traditional living and dining rooms, a recently updated kitchen and a street/garden-level with a laundry room, rec rooms, storage and multiple bonus/flex spaces. Situated on a street filled with lovely Craftsman and Victorian homes, this ideal central location offers convenient access to nearly everywhere on the island, including Jean Sweeney and Franklin Parks, the shoreline and beach, South Shore Center and Alameda Landing shopping and the Haight St Farmers’ Market.

Filled with loads of natural light and charm, this lovely home’s interior offers something for every vintage home lover. The living and dining rooms have retained many original features, including plaster walls, recently refinished oak floors bordered with inlaid rosewood trim, picture windows, a built-in corner china cabinet in the dining room and a dramatic Spanish-style fireplace in the living room. In contrast, the spacious kitchen is firmly in the 21st century with recent updates that include newly refaced cabinets, sophisticated quartz counters beneath a limestone tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances and stylish new light fixtures.

Like most homes from this era, the bedrooms and bathroom are situated on a dedicated hallway adjacent to the more public rooms.The primary bedroom sits at the back of the home for privacy, and features a handsome oak floor, a walk-in closet with organizers, and multiple windows for abundant natural light. Another large bedroom connects to the front foyer, and has a cedar-lined closet and hardwood floor. The third bedroom is located between the others, with easy access to the attractively updated hallway bathroom.

An expansive, garden level provides additional living areas, storage capacity and a potential opportunity for square footage expansion. Currently configured as a laundry room with an adjacent partial bath, rec room and exercise room, there is expansion potential for a family room and full bath. The pretty backyard offers plenty of room in which to relax, play or entertain, and includes fruit trees, an attractive garden shed – even a tree house!

1914 Pacific Ave offers a move-in-ready home in a desirable central location close to schools, shopping and easy on/off island bridges. With convenient access to freeways, BART, ACTransit and the SF Ferry, this home is an Alameda vintage treasure.

BEDROOMS

BATHROOMS

APPROX.

2,176 SF

Notable Features

Built in 1926
2,176 SF (measured)
3,960 SF Lot (public records)
3 Bedrooms | 1+ Bathroom
Formal living and dining rooms
Updated kitchen and bath
Storage + bonus rooms
Vintage oak floors
Fireplace
Custom built-ins and cabinets in breakfast nook
New custom period wrought iron rails
New light fixtures throughout
Fresh interior/exterior paint
New insulation and attic fan
Updated kitchen & bath plumbing and electrical
Designated “slow street”
Off-street parking
Treehouse with slide and climbing wall
Spacious backyard with fruit trees
Convenient to Park St, Nob Hill Foods, shoreline/beach
Easy access to Alameda Landing shopping, Webster/Posey Tube, freeways

The living and dining rooms retain their original plaster walls, recently refinished oak floors with inlaid rosewood borders, picture windows and a built-in corner china cabinet — anchored in the living room by a dramatic Spanish-style fireplace that sets the home’s distinctly Mediterranean tone. The spacious kitchen offers a striking contrast with refaced cabinets, sophisticated quartz counters beneath a limestone tile backsplash, and stainless steel appliances — a thoroughly modern counterpoint to the period charm surrounding it.