There are neighborhoods that simply feel good to come home to. Upper Broadmoor is one of themtree-lined streets, distinctive 1920s architecture, and a strong sense of community. Tucked into this picturesque setting, 592 Lewis Avenue is a charming 1927 home where period character meets thoughtful updates. Hardwood floors, crown molding, paneled walls, built-ins, and a classic fireplace give the living spaces warmth and personality, while the refreshed kitchen, updated bath, and two comfortable bedrooms bring a clean, contemporary sensibility. A covered front porch welcomes you home, while private, fenced outdoor spaces create room for morning coffee, an afternoon read, or dinner al fresco. Recent improvements include interior paint and lighting, refreshed kitchen cabinetry, updated fixtures, new fencing, rockscaping, and improvements to the home's laundry and utility spaces. Then comes the unexpected bonus: an approximately 780-square-foot attic with finished flooring, windows, and generous open space. The attic is permitted for storage, with new drop-down stairs providing convenient accessan abundance of useful space tucked above the main living spaces. The attached garage has also been restored to its intended use as a garage, while the recently completed permit work includes relocation of the washer and dryer and their hookups to the existing covered side porch, a new gas line, a new side-porch door, and the permitted drop-down attic stairs. The permit has been finaled, providing added confidence in the completed work. Close to Chabot Regional Park, Farrelly Pool, Roosevelt Elementary, and a lively mix of cafs, restaurants, bakeries, and neighborhood shops, 592 Lewis offers something increasingly difficult to find: a home with character in one of San Leandro's most distinctive neighborhoods.