A recently restored 1920s gem with period character, 1024 Curtis Street sits in one of the most accessible areas of Albany: near Solano Avenue, both the Northbrae and Westbrae neighborhoods, and convenient to BART. The home comprises two bedrooms and one full bathroom, with an updated flow to create a bright, open, and modern living space. Built in 1925, the home charms you throughout, with an arched entry, built-in buffet cabinet, stone fireplace, and clay tile roof line. The spacious living room provides natural light through tall, well-placed windows. The upgraded eat-in kitchen is bookended by a formal dining room with an inviting arched connection and a newly-built redwood deck linking the yard to the home. The layout is perfect for entertaining or enjoying meals year-round. The bedrooms lay on either side of a remodeled bathroom with a shower over tub and a built-in shower bench. The rear and front yards feature a low-water, Mediterranean pallet of texture and color, and thoughtfully designed space to enjoy the outdoors. The recently renovated garage sits at the end of a three-deep driveway and sparkles with a new concrete floor, finished walls, updated lighting, and vaulted ceilings – perfect for storing a car or other uses.