Completed in 1957, and treasured by the same family until now, the home is a quintessential Westside Alamo rancher. The traditional floor plan features a bonus sized living room, a separate dining room for special occasions, and a family room next to the kitchen and breakfast nook. The public areas are nicely scaled and flow well. A very practical nursery/den/office is next to the primary suite. 3 additional bedrooms and 2 baths complete the interior. The rear yard features a pebble-finished pool with integrated spa, a drought-friendly turf play zone for kiddos, and multiple growing beds - some adorned with colorful perennials and others enriched by decades of “victory garden” veggie harvests. A detached 16' x 20' building with electrical and plumbing for a future bath provides excellent potential as a studio, fitness room, or expanded office. The lot is substantially flat with ample room to expand the home. It backs directly to the iconic Iron Horse Trail-once the route of Southern Pacific trains, now a favorite pathway for strollers, scooters, and e-bikes heading south to Rancho Romero Elementary or north to downtown Alamo. Neighbors tend to stay for decades and become de facto family members who provide a caring and supportive network.