A 1912 corner-lot Craftsman in Sacramento's Mansion Flats is up for grabs at just under $1.15 million, and this one is not your average vintage charmer. The roughly 3,100-square-foot home at 1301 D Street blends century-old character with updated systems and a reputation as a neighborhood gathering spot, hosting everything from holiday dinners to weddings and fundraisers.
According to Redfin, the property is listed at $1,149,000 and measures about 3,102 square feet, with four bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. The home is being marketed by agents Sara Raudelunas and Nick Sadek of Nick Sadek Sotheby's International Realty, as shown on the property's Sotheby's listing.
Owners Ashish Haas Gupta and Steve Gupta Haas say they bought the house in August 2021 and have since restored many original details while upgrading its efficiency, including repairing the windows as double-pane. The couple told The Sacramento Bee that they regularly hosted community brunches, fundraisers, and Easter dinners for dozens of guests, and that grapevines and an orange tree on the lot helped keep those gatherings pleasantly low-key.
Classic details, modern systems
The listing highlights a formal parlor, intricate original woodwork, and box-beam ceilings that give the house its historic gravitas, while a remodeled kitchen adds quartz counters and stainless appliances for everyday use. Upstairs, there is a remodeled primary suite and two bright guest bedrooms alongside a period-inspired hall bath. The property also features a finished lower-level suite with a private entrance that can function as guest quarters or potential rental income, according to the Sotheby's listing.
Yard, parking and income potential
Out back, the yard is set up for serious entertaining, with an expansive deck, bocce court, and grape-covered pergola. The owners estimate the vines yield three to four cases of wine a year and say they have hosted Easter dinners for 35 to 45 people, according to The Sacramento Bee. Public records and listing feeds indicate the lot is roughly 6,534 square feet and includes gated parking and EV charging, while the MLS shows three official parking spaces, per Trulia.
Who might buy it
The Mansion Flats corner location puts the home within walking distance of downtown stages and Capitol Park, making it a draw for buyers who want cultural life close at hand without giving up historic charm. An open house is scheduled for Sunday, according to Redfin, and the listing frames the sale as a rare opportunity to own a well-preserved Craftsman in Sacramento's civic corridor.
