A compelling value in one of San Leandro's most picturesque neighborhoods. Tucked among the tree-lined streets and distinctive 1920s architecture of Upper Broadmoor, 592 Lewis Avenue is a charming 1927 home where character, thoughtful updates, and an unexpected amount of space come together at a newly adjusted price of $749,000. Inside, classic details include hardwood floors, crown molding, paneled walls, built-in shelving, and a timeless fireplace, while the refreshed kitchen, updated bath, interior paint, lighting, and other recent improvements provide comfortable modern living. Two bedrooms offer natural light and storage, including a custom closet system in the primary bedroom. Outside, a covered front porch gives the home its welcoming presence, while private, fenced outdoor spaces provide room for morning coffee, gardening, or dinner al fresco. Recent improvements include refreshed kitchen cabinetry, updated fixtures, new fencing, rockscaping, and improvements to the home's laundry and utility spaces. Then there's the unexpected bonus upstairs: approximately 780 square feet of attic space permitted for storage, now accessed by a newly installed wood ladder with wider, deeper treads and handrails. The generous open space offers exceptional flexibility for storage, hobbies, seasonal gear, or all the things life tends to accumulate—adding an entirely different dimension to this home's value. The attached garage provides additional everyday utility, and recent permitted work includes improvements to the laundry area, new gas and utility connections, a new side-porch door, restoration of the garage for its intended use, and the new attic access. All of this is set close to Chabot Regional Park, Farrelly Pool, Roosevelt Elementary, and a wonderfully eclectic mix of neighborhood cafés, restaurants, bakeries, and shops. At $749,000, 592 Lewis offers an increasingly rare combination: architectural character, meaningful updates, abundant bonus space, and the lifestyle of Upper Broadmoor at a compelling price.
