Grand mini-mansion designed by Leo Nichols, one of Oakland's early masters of the shingle style of architecture. Divided long ago into two nearly equal units, one on each floor. Spacious rooms, large windows invite abundant light in and provide soothing views out to the many trees planted on the lot, which is nearly level and one of the largest on Bella Vista Hill. Hardwood floors and period wood ornamentation are found throughout the structure. Ample off-street parking for both units. Some work on the outside will restore this to its original place as one of the prime examples of architecture from Oakland's Golden Age!