Rumored to have been built in 1906 for a California state senator, this elegant Rockridge residence is a rare early 20th-century showpiece—thoughtfully updated for modern living while preserving its rich soul. Crafted during the transition between the Victorian and Arts and Crafts eras, the home blends soaring ceilings, graceful proportions, and exquisite original woodwork. Sunlight streams through oversized windows, illuminating intricate details and creating a warm, inviting atmosphere throughout. With 5 spacious bedrooms and 3 beautifully updated bathrooms, including a serene primary suite with bath, there’s space to spread out and settle in. At the heart of the home, a modern chef’s kitchen is ready for everything from quiet weeknights to lively dinner parties, featuring high-end appliances, custom cabinetry, and seamless flow to the living and dining rooms. Step outside to one of the deepest lots in Rockridge: a 2 – car garage, a lush, sun-drenched yard with fruit trees, herbs, artichokes, jasmine, a pergola, and room to dine, play, entertain! Whether indoors or out, this home was made for gathering, celebrating, and living beautifully.