Listing Broker: Bolderson Realty; Christa R Jessup; 925-667-7552; Christa.jessupworld@gmail.com
Historic Seaview Victorian Coastal Cottage | Circa 1900 A rare opportunity to own an exceptionally maintained piece of Seaview history. Built in 1900, this charming move in ready Victorian coastal cottage blends timeless character, thoughtful updates, and remarkable pride of ownership. Original fir floors, wood ceilings, and period details reflect the craftsmanship of the era. A charming enclosed front porch welcomes you inside. The spacious main level offers flexible living and dining spaces, a sunny kitchen with abundant cabinetry and eating area, and a desirable main-floor primary suite with a large bath, generous closet space, and laundry. A second bath near the rear entry is ideal after a day at the beach and the back porch serves as a practical mudroom for coastal living. Upstairs, a spacious bedroom with beadboard ceilings, fir floors, and a wall of closets creates a cozy treehouse-like retreat, while a third bedroom offers additional guest or flex space. Outside, the property truly shines. Two Trex decks overlook impeccably maintained landscaping, mature greenery, established perennials, private garden spaces, and a fire pit, creating a peaceful retreat with exceptional privacy. A single-car garage with workshop space adds storage and versatility. Lovingly cared for and beautifully preserved, this special home is ready for its next chapter while continuing its legacy as one of Seaview's cherished historic residences.
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