Modern updates paired with classic character are showcased throughout this 1920s bungalow tucked into a “not through” street in Oakland’s charming Frick neighborhood. Lush foliage dominates the front landscape with a small portico entryway welcoming guests inside to discover a thoughtful layout offering 3BRs and 1BA within 1,205 square feet of living space. An inverted ceiling in the living room with access to the dining room through an archway adds architectural depth. Large, eat-in kitchen with stone countertops, cabinetry for extra storage and stainless steel appliances. Modern efficiency is seamlessly woven into the homes period details with a heat pump system providing both heating and cooling, complemented by rooftop solar plus battery system, owned outright, to soak up the sun and a 240V EV charger. Off the kitchen, a new redwood porch is an inviting transition to the backyard, ideal for entertaining, with ample seating on a colorful cement terrace. Separate laundry room down, expansive detached garage with loads of potential. Mostly hardwood floors throughout. Refreshed with new exterior and interior paint, updated landscaping and electrical. Minutes to the Mills College at Northeastern University campus, Interstate 580, public transportation & amenities. Worth a visit!