108 Brush St # B

This charming bungalow-style home on West-end Alameda is a gem of history and modern comfort. Located on a quiet street within the Woodstock Coop, this 2-bedroom, 1-bath single-story residence was originally built in 1940 during WWII and underwent a thoughtful renovation 2016. It features original details like a Douglas Fir interior floor and a lovely bay window alcove. The home offers versatile living spaces, including a room that transforms from a bedroom to an office with a built-in Murphy bed. The kitchen is equipped with a gas stove, Kraft Maid cabinetry, and recessed lighting, while custom Hunter Douglas window treatments add elegance throughout. Step outside to an inviting patio crafted from French limestone, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The yard provides a sunny retreat for outdoor enjoyment, and a large utility shed houses a convenient laundry room. Monthly dues cover gas, water, garbage, exterior painting and roofing, plus two reserved parking spaces. Ideally situated near Webster Street, Alameda Landing, Naval Base, SF Ferry and Webster Tube, this home offers the perfect blend of historical charm and contemporary living.