In 1904, The US Navy established its 1st West Coast radio station. Within 16 years, it became critical to the Pacific Radio Network. In 1921, this home, known in the National Registry as Navy Building 420, was built to house married radio station officers. When Pearl Harbor was attacked, the message came here to Mare Island. This multi-generational property is an elegant Craftsman made more impressive by a chef's kitchen & an abundance of natural light. It's flavored with Colonial details, giving a stately feel. The home is an elegant single-level 1848 SqFt 3/2. The garage has parking for 2 cars plus two ADUs. A 704 SQFT one-bedroom ADU (carriage house) and a smaller 220 SqFt studio ADU. There are 3 wood patios & 3 stone & brick courtyards. A series of 10 skillfully placed gates across the 11,000 SqFt lot provide each home with its own outdoor space & separate entrances. Enjoy a slower pace of life on the former Navy Base! A winery, coffee shop, and community garden are each one block away. It's a 5 minute walk to the ferry terminal. Quality counts- electrical, plumbing & HVAC are updated plus many more upgrades. As a historic home it qualifies for the Mills Act, You may be able to reduce your property tax by about 1/3rd by caring for this gem. Watch the tour for more info