


VIDEO TOUR
Take the
Video Tour
Move through the character-rich cottage and the newly built ADU to see how two distinct homes come together on one unusually flexible Willow Glen property.
PHOTO GALLERY
A Closer Look
From the cottage's bright sunporch and walnut-toned kitchen to the ADU's light-filled kitchen and living spaces, explore the details of both homes and the outer space that connects them.
THE PROPERTY
Two homes.
Room to dream forward.
A fresh take on Willow Glen cottage living, with space to live now and dream forward. Built in 1914 as a farmworker’s cottage, the freshly painted main home offers two true bedrooms, two bathrooms, an enclosed front sunporch, period-style millwork, vintage hardware, updated windows, and LVT flooring throughout. The U-shaped kitchen features rich walnut-toned cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, a gas range, an in-wall pantry, and a window above the sink. An enclosed laundry and service porch adds everyday function.
The cottage footprint holds a startling amount of storage, including a large walk-in closet, a full-length walk-up attic with an exterior loading door, and an unexpected concrete-lined cellar discreetly accessed through a closet hatch.
Beyond the main home is a newly built, fully permitted ADU with its own kitchen, separate Pioneer mini-split units in the bedroom and living area, indoor laundry with a Samsung stacked washer and dryer, and an oversized shower with a bench and handheld showerhead. Thoughtful extras include a heated towel rack and a high-capacity water heater with push-button hot-water recirculation.
The property has solar serving both the main home and ADU, a roof installed approximately seven years ago, a 1991 main-house foundation, and newer foundations beneath the addition and ADU.
Two distinct living spaces, historic character, updated infrastructure, and room for the property to evolve with you. 459 Marshall offers a rare opportunity to settle in, spread out, and imagine what comes next.


























