**Private Gated Alamo Estate | Former RCFE Property on Approximately 1.75 Acres**
Set behind private gates in a peaceful Alamo setting, 1055 Ina Drive offers approximately 5,857 square feet of improvements on approximately 1.75 acres. Mature trees, vineyard character, expansive decks, and generous grounds create a distinctive setting for buyers seeking a substantial property with residential care potential.
The former Residential Care Facility for the Elderly features spacious living and dining areas, a renovated kitchen arranged for high-volume meal preparation, resident-room areas, and seller-reported caregiver accommodations. Vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, a fireplace, and abundant natural light bring warmth to the central gathering spaces, while multiple exterior access points connect the interior to surrounding outdoor areas.
Extensive restoration following a prior fire includes seller-reported improvements to the roof, electrical panel, flooring, kitchen, three bathrooms, and substantial portions of the interior. Additional features include broad circulation areas, accessibility features, a detached two-car garage, and ample on-site parking.
The seller reports a most recent historical RCFE licensed capacity of 18 beds, increased from an original 16-bed capacity. The property offers an opportunity for experienced care operators to evaluate a future facility, as well as for buyers exploring private residential or multigenerational use. Preliminary SB 9 and ADU possibilities may offer additional avenues for evaluation.
**Offered at $4,195,000.** Real estate only; no operating business or active or transferable RCFE license is included. Buyers must independently verify square footage, historical licensing and capacity, permitted improvements, intended uses, and any development potential. Future care operations require applicable licensing and governmental approvals.
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