08/18/2026
Situated merely steps away from Historic Downtown Petaluma, 300 Fourth Street is precisely the type of home one envisions when they think about Petaluma’s rich historical architecture. Built in 1894, the house is one of only a handful in town built in the distinct Queen Anne style that are interspersed around the downtown and surrounding historic districts. Upon entering, this single-level home welcomes visitors into the formal entry and immediately impresses with charm. Beautiful hardwood floors have exquisite inlay details that adorn the original parts of the home. Be immediately impressed by the ceilings that measure over eleven feet tall with decorated friezes adorning the walls above the picture rails. The main home is comprised of 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, encompassing almost 1750 square feet of living space. The Primary Suite features a spacious room, en suite bath, and a window-framed seating area in the turret alcove. The two auxiliary bedrooms are also generously sized, and all have large windows to take in the surrounding landscape. Toward the back of the home is generous kitchen with back yard and side yard access. Outfitted with updated cabinetry, stone counters, and modern appliances, it offers space for entertaining and eat-in dining, as well as easy flow to the outdoors for al fresco summer meals. Set on a corner lot, the back yard offers unprecedented privacy for in-town living. Landscaped as the owner’s oasis, the yard boasts an in-ground pool, lawn, and is outfitted with a sauna, hot tub, and outdoor shower. The former carriage house has been completely reimagined inside with work completed in 2025. Rarely does a home of this caliber come on the market, presenting a unique opportunity to own a well-maintained piece of history in the heart of downtown Petaluma.
