Historic Petaluma Craftsman Home Boasts Original Details and Modern Upgrades

Built in 1920, the craftsman home in Petaluma's historic Oakhill-Brewster neighborhood includes a two-story barn and guest quarters.


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.

Historic Petaluma Craftsman kitchen
Kitchen in historic Petaluma craftsman home. (Julian Rundle)
Dining room and living room in Petaluma Craftsman home
Dining room and living room in Petaluma craftsman home. (Julian Rundle)

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