In 1922, Mr. E.H. Peterson envisioned what could become of this bustling suburb and began his quest to turn his dream into reality.  Four years later in 1926, he completed construction of this home and many others like it in the neighborhood.  1410 California stands as a proud testament to Peterson’s era—a time when quality materials, superior craftsmanship, and thoughtful design defined California living.

This 1926(c) Craftsman Bungalow exudes timeless elegance, showcasing a 2BD/2BA Main House and a detached studio/bonus room in the rear, which can be converted to an ADU, in addition to the existing garage. The home has been carefully reimagined with present day upgrades while preserving many of its original details. Entry highlights a storybook porch that leads into the formal living and dining areas. The original fireplace is anchored with red brick and accented by an era specific mantle. The living areas highlight wood floors, an abundance of windows, and architectural lighting. The eat-in Chef’s kitchen is remarkable and serves as the heart of the home — highlighting custom cabinetry, farmhouse components, and a study station complimented by built-in cabinetry. Both bedrooms are on the East side of the home and the Primary Suite showcases checkered stone, complimented by a custom shower system. Natural light envelopes nearly every corner of the interior, most notably off the living, kitchen, and bedroom areas. The rear grounds are private and magical indeed — featuring mature greenery, drought tolerant plants, and a detached studio and garage. The location is perfect and within steps to Erewhon, Whole Foods, and many shops. With an abundance of impeccable craftsmanship throughout, be ready to be captivated by this timeless classic that doesn’t come available often. Here’s your once in a lifetime opportunity to inherit 1410 E. California Avenue.