Contractor's Special. Do not disturb occupants. Built in 1886-1887 by the prolific, Charles S. Shaner who was the architect and builder of choice for the wealthy of Alameda during the Victorian era. His homes were among the most expensive built on the island at the time. In the family for several generations, this is a rare opportunity to restore a treasure to its former glory. First level has foyer with winding front staircase, front and rear parlor rooms with approx. 11 ft. ceilings. Full bathroom, dining room, two small kitchens, bedroom and sitting area, kitchenette, fireplace. Second level has side entrance, front bedroom with sitting area, three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, rear internal staircase. Two detached structures in the backyard. Tall crawlspace, brick foundation. Apple and lemon trees. Top schools, walker's paradise, bus lines. Located in the East End of Alameda close to Park St. Shops and Restaurants.