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The primary ensuite bath is wrapped in teak and offers a dual vanity and oversized shower.

A long hallway lined with extensive glazing separates the living areas from the bedrooms.

The primary suite prioritizes intimate indoor-outdoor living, complete with a wall of bi-folding glass doors that open up to the manicured backyard gardens.

Two detached structures await in the landscaped backyard, as well as various seating areas which frame striking views of the surrounding bay.

In addition to extensive glazing, the primary bedroom also features a private terrace.

Original details can be found in nearly every room, including the coffered ceilings in the dining area.

Glass walls allows plenty of natural light to sweep across the home's sprawling open layout.

Tall trees and lush vegetation encapsulate the sanctuary-like property, enhancing its private setting. Upon arrival, a circular driveway leads to the two-car garage and covered loggia.

Built in 1951, this well-preserved home is nestled on nearly 10 acres next to Chabot Park.

Earth-toned flooring runs throughout, complementing the home's neutral material palette.