Historic Oak Park charm, generous space, and a backyard that gives you room to breathe and grow. Located at 3420 9th Ave, this 1906 bungalow offers the character that makes older Sacramento homes so special, paired with updates that make modern living easy. Inside, the home opens with a bright, comfortable living area featuring classic dimensional trim, tall baseboards, new flooring, and an open flow into the dining area and kitchen. The kitchen has been thoughtfully updated with rich wood cabinetry, granite counters, stainless steel appliances, recessed lighting, pendant lights, a large island with seating, and plenty of storage and prep space. Whether you are cooking for a crowd or just enjoying morning coffee, this kitchen is ready. The flexible floor plan includes four bedrooms and two full bathrooms, with bedrooms spread across both levels, offering options for guests, work-from-home space, creative use, or a little separation when everyone needs their own corner of the house. Upstairs, the bedrooms feel peaceful and tucked away, with tree-filled views, soft natural light, and classic architectural lines. Outside, the property opens up. A welcoming front porch gives the home great curb appeal, while the long driveway leads to a detached two-car garage for parking, storage, hobbies, or future possibilities. Out back, the large yard includes a deck, mature trees, garden areas, and plenty of open space to create the outdoor setup you have been dreaming about. Think raised beds, dinner under the trees, fire pit nights, or just a good old-fashioned patch of Sacramento dirt for shenanigans. Set in historic Oak Park, the location puts you near UC Davis Medical Center, McGeorge School of Law, the Broadway Triangle, Oak Park Brewing Company, Old Soul, local restaurants, coffee, parks, and Midtown/Downtown Sacramento. It is a home with history, space, updates, and a neighborhood that continues to be one of Sacramento's most interesting, diverse and culturally rich places to live.