Words fail to describe the true significance of the Walker House. The home was built in 1903 and has a classical portico with a pediment gable and four columns. The Walker House is an Oakley Historic Landmark as it masterfully blends Old World craftsmanship and detail that cannot be replicated today with a premium location. This one-of-a-kind gem boasts 3 bedrooms, 2 full & 1 half baths in the 1800+ sq. ft. main home plus a 400 sq. ft. guest home, inground pool, gazebo, hot tub, and two sheds on over 1/3 of an acre. A Stately silver oak, mature orange tree, established rose bushes and mature shrubs are fenced-in and stretch across the park-like grounds. Numerous preserved details such as plank redwood floors in the bathrooms, solid wood doors, two fireplaces (one with wood stove insert), numerous built-ins, and original crown molding provides a glimpse of this home's history, yet you'll also enjoy modern conveniences. The private guest house w/bedroom & bath provides ample living space for an in-law suite or home office. This home is perfectly suited for today’s busy life while offering a serenity only found in a historic home that is best enjoyed sitting on the porticoed porch overlooking the yard. Having the opportunity and privilege of owning this property is a once in a lifetime opportunity. Fun Fact: Mary O’Hara, wife of Oakley pioneer James O’Hara, was the first president of the Ladies Improvement Club, which is now the Oakley Women’s Club. The club was formed in 1913 and first held at her home, The Walker House. It helped establish the town’s first public library in 1916 at the corner of Acme and Second streets, in a building currently known as the White House.
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