A Timeless Piece of Vallejo History|635-637 Georgia Street between 1910 and 1920, Vallejo embraced the historicism movement, bringing renewed appreciation for Classical and Colonial architectural traditions. The 12-room home is tied to the lineage of the Costa and Corbett families with its distinctly Californian style, became an ideal representation of the region, welcoming visitors and newcomers with its timeless charm. Located just blocks from downtown Vallejo and the ferry service to San Francisco, 635-637 Georgia Street is a beautiful example of 1910 architecture, offering more than 3,000 square feet of living space, rich history, and exceptional versatility. The architectural heritage of this special property has been thoughtfully preserved through the care and sensitivity of its owners over the years. Modern kitchen upgrades blend convenience and comfort with the home's historic character, while water views from the formal dining room and kitchen fill the spaces with natural light. The property features a versatile two-bedroom unit downstairs with a private entrance and separate utility meter, offering excellent potential for rental income, a home office, multigenerational living, or an au pair suite. A spacious basement provides additional functionality, with laundry facilities, two water heaters, an updated furnace, and ample workshop space for woodworking, crafts, hobbies, or other creative pursuits. The basement also features a separate entrance. Outside, the backyard offers room to garden, entertain, or simply relax. Alley access leads to a two-car garage, adding convenience and practicality to this unique property. Enjoy the best of Vallejo living, with the wonderful Saturday morning farmers market just a short walk away, along with downtown amenities and convenient ferry access to San Francisco. A rare opportunity to own a piece of Vallejo's architectural history, combining timeless character, flexible living spaces, water views, and modern-day convenience.