301 tunnel ave

Framed by a white picket fence, 301 Tunnel Ave greets you with a timeless charm the moment you cross the level-in threshold and discover high ceilings and natural light throughout. Hardwood floors, pocket stained-glass doors and a brick fireplace draw you into the living room that anchors the house and includes enormous south facing windows. A small mudroom off to the side is perfect for cleaning gardening shoes or pets before entering the home. The serene primary bedroom features a large ensuite bathroom with an oversized shower, double sinks and a walk-in closet. A second bedroom includes its own half-bathroom, while the rear bedroom has a view of the backyard and is next to a hall bathroom with a deep soaking tub. Laid out with comfort and privacy in mind, none of the three bedrooms share walls. The kitchen is a wonderful blend of period details and updated amenities. Two skylights, ample storage and a connected dining area ensure this space is both comfortable and functional. A laundry area and access to the large back deck complete this portion of the home. Stepping out onto the deck you have enough space to share a meal, relax quietly with a book or walk down to the vibrant yard, which includes mature trees and landscaping, as well as a sweet bonus space that could be used as an office, art room or play space. Beneath the deck, access to a spacious basement provides exceptional storage and future possibilities. Just a short stroll away, downtown Point Richmond offers beloved cafés, local restaurants, boutique shopping, art galleries, and the historic Plunge natatorium. Nearby waterfront parks, beaches, fishing spots, and the scenic trails of Point Molate invite you to spend time outdoors. And when it's time to head into the city, commuting couldn't be easier. Berkeley and San Rafael are both just about 12 minutes away, while the Richmond Ferry offers a scenic, stress-free ride into San Francisco. At 301 Tunnel Avenue, historic charm, everyday comfort, and a close-knit community come together to create a home that's as welcoming as the neighborhood itself.