A beautifully preserved craftsman home in the historic Oakhill-Brewster neighborhood in Petaluma is currently listed for $1,150,000. The circa-1920 two-bedroom, one-and-a-half bathroom residence spans 1,277 square feet on a 9,004-square-foot property.

The dwelling stuns with original details, like stain-grade redwood woodwork — contrasted sumptuously with teal paint in the kitchen and a rich-green floral wallpaper in the dining room. Plus, a front porch, French doors, and a large kitchen and pantry with generous cabinetry.

Upgrades like Marvin dual-pane windows seal up the vintage charm with modern-day, energy-efficient insulation.

A detached two-story barn has storage and a workshop space. The unit is topped with one-bedroom, one-bathroom guest quarters with a kitchenette and skylights. 

The yard has many seating areas and is exceptionally landscaped with raised beds, fruit trees and a super lush collection of plantings. 

For more information on this home at 306 Howard St. in Petaluma, contact listing agents Jeremy and Peg King, LivXplore Real Estate and Lifestyle, 707-338-8821, pegking.com, livxplore.com

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In Petaluma’s historic district, a swoon-worthy antique home is coming soon to the real estate market. The circa-1920s residence on D Street enjoys fabulously ornamented style with modern upgrades. With three bedrooms, two-and-a-half bathrooms and an adjacent guest cottage, the dwelling is currently listed for $3,395,000.

Traditional details include an iron gate, a coffered arched entrance, a marble fireplace, a claw-foot tub, 10-foot ceilings and large windows. The century-old home also includes a modernized electrical system, a furnace with air conditioning, new windows and a new roof. The bricks have been repointed, too.

The kitchen has a sharp, black-and-white aesthetic with marble countertops and white cabinets contrasted by black handles and a black La Cornue range. The black and white aesthetic continues to the staircase and into the main bathroom upstairs.

A wall of windows in the dining room overlooks the lush backyard. The traditional style is echoed there, too, with a brick patio, large lawn and English garden-style plantings of espalier trees, hedges and roses. 

For more information on this home at 853 D St., Petaluma, contact listing agent Robert J. Rapp, Compass Real Estate, 127 Fourth St., Petaluma, 707-695-9542, robertjrapp.com 

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