Cottage · ca. 1907

225 W Angela St

Another Historic Resource is recognized by the members of the Pleasanton Heritage Association. This gem at 225 West Angela, owned by Mike and Kathy Knuppe, was carefully restored by the Knuppe family.

The restored single-storey cottage in white horizontal siding with a red front door, a gabled front bay with diamond-paned upper windows, a covered corner porch, and young trees and new lawn along a paver walk
225 West Angela Street, from the street.

Pleasanton Heritage Association

225 W Angela St

ca. 1907

Authentic milled redwood siding and decorative vents around the base

The record

Address
225 W Angela St
Established
ca. 1907
Owner(s)
Mike and Kathy Knuppe
Style
Cottage
Original use
The blacksmith's home
Designation
City of Pleasanton Historic Resource

History

Originally the blacksmith's home, this 1907 home is an example of a developer with respect for history working with the city to renovate this classic cottage.

Mike Knuppe shared his search for authentic milled redwood siding and decorative vents around the base of the home. Thanks again to Mike and Kathy and their sons, pictured, who worked on the home you see beautifully restored today.

More photographs

Four members of the Knuppe family on the front porch beside the red door, gathered around the association's ca. 1907 Heritage Preservation Award plaque on the white siding
The Knuppe family with their plaque.
Seven people standing together on the porch in front of the red double door, with the ca. 1907 plaque on the siding behind them
The Knuppes with Pleasanton Heritage Association members on the porch.

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