Boone House (San Ramon, California)

 house, NRHP - National Register of Historic Places

This building is part of the Forest Home Farms complex and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The main building was built in 1900 as a single-family, two-story, Dutch Colonial revival house, with an unfinished second story. Although the second floor of the main house was originally unfinished, a large apartment was created on the second floor of the house for Travis Boone, the son of the original owners, and his wife Ruth during the early 1930s. This floor plan survives. More recently, c. 1951-1952, the house was divided into four additional apartments and modernized, including the dropping of ceilings, removal of the interior front stairs to the second floor and construction of new stairs to the second floor. Except for the dining room mantel and some original plaster and trim in the rear first floor hall, office and middle second floor apartment, all of the interior trim, tile, fixtures and finishes have been removed.