Welcome to 633 Santa Ynez, a storybook East Sacramento home where original Tudor Revival character meets a thoughtful, ground-up 2025 remodel. The original cottage's Tudor elements steep gables, stone accents, and an arched entry were preserved and enhanced with cleaner, fresher lines, creating a home that pays homage to its Tudor Revival roots while feeling entirely new. Behind the facade, this home was essentially rebuilt in 2025: new foundation, electrical, and plumbing throughout, with only select original framing retained. A 1,000-square-foot addition expands the floor plan to 4 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms, including a bedroom and full bath on the main level ideal for guests, multigenerational living, or single-story convenience. The main level opens into a warm, light-filled living room centered on a fireplace flanked by built-ins, flowing into a dining area and a true chef's kitchen: custom wood cabinetry, quartz counters, a full slab backsplash, a professional-style gas range, and a wraparound bay of windows over the sink. A butler's pantry off the kitchen adds a second prep sink, quartz counters, and floor-to-ceiling cabinetry, plus a stacked washer and dryer for everyday convenience. Upstairs, bedrooms are finished with vaulted ceilings and designer baths one with a richly tiled shower and brass fixtures, the primary suite with a fluted double vanity, marble counters, and terracotta hex tile underfoot. Outside, a private backyard offers a covered patio, raised garden beds, a mature citrus tree, and a flexible entertaining area plus a detached, temperature-controlled structure with a dedicated gym and separate storage room. A 400-amp electrical panel and EV charger round out the home's modern infrastructure. Tucked on one of East Sacramento's most beloved tree-lined streets, this is a rare combination of architectural pedigree and 2025 craftsmanship a home built to last another century.