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Lovely and bright 1930 home. From the moment you enter this gorgeous split level, 3 bedroom and 1 1/2 bath home, you will immediately be captivated by the vaulted ceiling, original light oak hardwood floors and wood burning fireplace. The bright dining room opens to the kitchen and has french doors that lead out to the backyard. Stylishly updated kitchen also features a sunny breakfast nook. There is also 1 bedroom and a half bath on this main level. Upstairs there are two large bedrooms and a beautifully remodeled full bathroom with a large soaking tub. Downstairs there is a workshop, basement room and a garage with interior access. Large sunny yard with kids tree house, deck and area for gardening or playing. Close to several parks (Tuller and Poinsett), 2 blocks to Barrett transbay bus stop, great freeway access and 1 mile to El Cerrito Del Norte Bart station.
Due to SIP only appointments with agents allowed. All current CAR SIP realtor guidelines must be followed.
Additional Showings by Appointment:
Contact Leif Jenssen
510.207.3387
[email protected]
Contact Tamir Mansour
(510) 908-3370
[email protected]
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