This Queen Anne Starter was built in 1900 to provide an entrée into home ownership for Alameda’s burgeoning middle class. This home and the houses on either side were commissioned by a potato farmer who was encouraged to plow up his fields by the growing number of small Victorians in the city. It has been in the same family since 1951. There is a nice size living and dining room, with alluring high ceilings and tall windows that let in lots of light, preserving the feel of the original house. This home features fresh interior and exterior paint and new flooring. The Kitchen space, including original wall tile and a gas Wedgewood stove, to appeal to the cook in the family. This lovely home has 3 bedrooms and 1 bath, and a large basement with endless possibilities. Think Additional Unit Conversion ~Check in with the City on Zoning for building a 2nd Unit Lots of storage space, plus there is a detached garage. There is so much you could do with this space!