Discover the timeless elegance of 1532 Morton Street, a captivating Dutch-colonial treasure nestled in the heart of Alameda. Making its debut on the market for the 1st time in nearly a century, this brown-shingled home built in 1901 has been beautifully maintained. The distinctive gambrel roof crowns this 2,012-square-foot residence, set on a generous 6,000-sq foot lot surrounded by other historic homes. Upon entering, you are greeted by a spacious and inviting entryway with a coffered ceiling, leading to an expansive front sitting room. Here, tall, original diamond-paned windows and a coved ceiling create an elegant light-filled ambiance. The dining room,w/ cozy fireplace, is perfect for hosting intimate gatherings. Newly refinished wood floors guide you through both levels, leading to a kitchen area ripe for a functional and stylish remodel. Upstairs are 3 spacious, light-filled bedrooms w/ coved ceilings and newly remodeled bathroom. Below is a full basement offering versatile space for an office, play area, laundry, storage, and more. The newly painted interior and front porch enhance the home’s allure. A roomy back porch overlooks a large fenced yard w/ mature fruit trees. A long driveway allows ample parking. Located near shopping, dining and buses to SF, Oakland & Bart.