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2525 Seventh Street, Livermore

$1,699,950
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4 bed

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3.5 bath

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3059 sqft

2525 Seventh Street, Livermore

Single Family

Property Type

Built in 1990

Year Built

2 Car Garage

Parking

5,216 sqft

Lot Size

Step into the timeless elegance and unique charm of this custom built Prairie Victorian style masterpiece, crafted in 1990. The stunning curb appeal is enhanced with exquisite Italian porcelain. As you enter the grand foyer, you’ll be greeted by vaulted ceilings, abundant light, and red oak flooring with walnut trim.

Relax or entertain in your formal dining room and living room with magnificent Italian marble, bookshelf feature wall and elegant fireplace. The open-concept kitchen and family room are a chef’s dream with top tier Thermodor and Bosch appliances, as well as built-in Liebherr refrigerator, and walk-in pantry. The stunning stairway guides you to a tranquil sitting area, upstairs laundry, 3 beautifully appointed guest rooms–one of which includes an en-suite bathroom. The primary bedroom is a sanctuary of relaxation with a private balcony porch. You’ll be delighted to discover a playful attic bonus room w/ 247 sqft of versatile space, and a garage outfitted with custom aluminum cabinets, work bench, storage shelves, and epoxy floor. The serene backyard patio provides an idyllic setting for year round enjoyment. This one of a kind residence embodies the pinnacle of downtown living. Easily stroll to boutique shops, fantastic restaurants, the farmer’s market, and more!
2525 Seventh Street, Livermore
2525 Seventh Street, Livermore
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    We stopped by Livermore Fire Station 6, to catch up with local firefighter, Craig Freeman and to learn about The Centennial Light- the oldest running light bulb in history…and YES…it’s housed right here in Livermore. 8 quick facts about the Centennial Light: (1) 117 years (as of June 2018) (2) Originally installed at the fire department hose cart house on L Street in 1901. (3) Handblown bulb with carbon filament (4) Began as 60 watts, now burns at 4 watts (5) Now resides at Station 6 Firehouse (6) You can visit the lightbulb if the firefighters are not on an emergency call, just ring the bell at the front of the station. (7) The bulb hangs from the ceiling near the wall on the right side of the station. (8) You can watch it burn and learn more here: CentennialBulb.org