The story
Charming 1920 Craftsman bungalow with a welcoming front porch that captures the essence of relaxed, timeless living. Attributed to renowned Berkeley architect John Hudson Thomas, this rare home blends architectural significance with thoughtful updates, including a reinforced foundation, updated electrical, and a newer roof with solar for modern peace of mind. Original wood floors, rich woodwork, and built-ins highlight the light-filled living and dining spaces, while the kitchen retains its original cabinetry and tile. The primary bedroom features Thomas’ signature stained glass panels. Recognized as one of Vallejo’s architecturally significant homes, this property offers a truly special blend of character, history, and livability, complete with a private backyard for relaxing or entertaining. Ideally situated on a low-traffic residential street near Washington Park, the home includes a private side driveway and convenient access to highways, the ferry terminal, and nearby amenities—making commuting to San Francisco, Marin, and the East Bay a breeze, all within easy reach of Napa and Sonoma wine country. Some photos have been digitally altered. DO NOT DISTURB, Home is occupied.
