A unique property has come on the market for the discerning buyer with a taste for history and craftsmanship. The house at 2049 10th Ave. in Oakland, once home to Tom Hanks’ drama teacher, Herb Kennedy, is up for sale, marking the end of an era. As SFGate reports, this property is a time capsule of early 20th-century design, untouched by the rush of modern renovations.

Built in 1898 and completed according to the tax records 1908, the residence encompasses an impressive 3,917 square feet of historical charm. With period details like built-ins, elegant banisters, and leaded glass window panes, the house invites guests in through a grand entry foyer. It unfolds into spaces that echo the past's architectural splendor, SFGate detailed. Yet, the property isn't just a relic, featuring six spacious bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a generous attic space that beckons with creative potential.

According to the listing by Andrea Gordon, this mansion, nestled in Oakland's Clinton neighborhood, echoes an era of elegance with its intact features reflecting its rich history. The home boasts a well-laid-out kitchen, living spaces that maintain the grace of yesteryears, and a serene collection of bedrooms, each offering a private retreat. An additional carriage house with a garage and a mature garden complete with a greenhouse further enhances the property’s offering, ensuring it meets the needs of contemporary living while respecting its historical significance.