Built in 1891, this historic Thomas Pyne residence is a remarkable example of Queen Anne Victorian architecture, showcasing extraordinary period craftsmanship and detail throughout. The striking front portico welcomes you with intricate gold-leaf woodwork, dentil molding, and grand double entry doors opening into an impressive foyer. Step inside and discover a home rich with architectural character, including Anaglypta wall coverings, Bradbury & Bradbury-style wallpaper, beautiful wood floors, elegant chandeliers, and classic picture-rail moldings. The expansive main level features a gracious living room with decorative fireplace, formal dining room, kitchen, solarium, office, laundry area, and full bathroom. Upstairs are four bedrooms and two bathrooms, including a spacious primary suite with an ensuite bath and exceptional closet space. A large attic, accessed through a closet hatch, provides additional storage and possibilities. The enormous full basement adds another dimension to the property, offering a workshop, butler’s kitchen, multiple storage rooms, and an impressive library. County records identify the residence as a six-bedroom, three-bath home encompassing more than 4,100 square feet on an approximately 10,000-square-foot lot. Completing this exceptional property is a converted carriage house at the rear, currently used as an ADU. With its grand proportions, extraordinary period details, and distinctive architectural heritage, this is a rare opportunity to own one of Alameda’s truly memorable Victorian residences.
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