The Biggest Little Home in San Leandro Now $699,000 — $100,000 below its original asking price. An exceptional turn-key opportunity to put down roots in Upper Broadmoor, one of San Leandro’s most cherished neighborhoods. This charming 1927 home combines timeless character, thoughtful updates, and an unexpected amount of bonus storage space at a newly reduced price that makes homeownership more attainable. Inside, classic details set the tone: hardwood floors, crown molding, paneled walls, built-in shelving, and a timeless fireplace. The refreshed kitchen, updated bathroom, fresh interior paint, and updated lighting bring a clean, comfortable feel while preserving the home’s vintage personality. Two bedrooms offer natural light and thoughtful storage, including a custom closet system in the primary bedroom. Outside, a welcoming covered front porch and private, fenced outdoor spaces invite morning coffee, gardening, or dinner al fresco. Recent improvements include refreshed kitchen cabinetry, updated fixtures, new fencing, rockscaping, and improvements to the laundry and utility areas. An attached one-car garage adds everyday practicality. **BONUS SPACE:** Approximately 780 square feet of finished attic space designated for storage, accessed by a newly installed wood ladder with wider, deeper treads and handrails. It’s valuable extra room for seasonal belongings, sports equipment, hobbies, and all the things that make a house a home. Set among Upper Broadmoor’s tree-lined streets and distinctive period homes, you’re close to Chabot Regional Park, Farrelly Pool, Roosevelt Elementary, and a growing mix of neighborhood cafés, restaurants, bakeries, and local favorites. For buyers looking to enter the market, this is a compelling chance to own a home with character, meaningful updates, private outdoor space, and an enviable neighborhood setting—all in one of San Leandro’s most distinctive communities. The seller may consider a concession toward an interest-rate buydown, potentially making the monthly payment more manageable. Big on character. Bigger on neighborhood. And now, an even bigger opportunity.
