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About this home
Presented by Steve West
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Historic charm meets modern design in this serene, top-floor home, perfectly positioned between Lafayette Square Park and Preservation Park. Located in a beautifully maintained neighborhood, this home sits shoulder-to-shoulder with some of Oakland’s most impressive architecture. Inside, the living room takes center stage with soaring high ceilings and a massive wall of southern-exposure windows. The natural light is incredible, flooding the space and framing gorgeous, multi-layered views—from the lush tree canopies of both parks and the downtown glass towers, to a beautifully landscaped neighboring roof deck. The interiors are fresh, crisp, and move-in ready. Gorgeous new hardwood floors lead into a beautifully updated Carrera marble and quartz kitchen, complete with the everyday convenience of your own in-unit laundry. City living is effortless here. The building is dog-friendly and features an elevator alongside secure, deeded garage parking. When you want to explore the neighborhood, the location is unbeatable. You are steps away from great local markets and restaurants, and with a BART station just one block away, the rest of the Bay Area is right at your fingertips. Come see what elevated city life can be like in Old Town!
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Schools
K - 12
Preschool & daycare
Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary School
Public K-5 • Assigned • 0.3mi
1/10
West Oakland Middle School
Public 6-8 • Assigned • 0.3mi
3/10
McClymonds High School
Public 9-12 • Assigned • 1.0mi
2/10
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About Old
Oakland
Old Oakland, located between Broadway and the Oakland Estuary, is a historic and commercial Oakland neighborhood with Victorian-era facades and pedestrian-friendly blocks. The neighborhood’s character concentrates along Washington Street at 9th Street, where brick-lined sidewalks frame cafes, galleries, and small shops under classic bay-window architecture. Swan’s Market anchors the food hall scene, while the African American Museum and Library at Oakland (AAMLO) grounds local history and culture. Restored storefronts and wrought-iron details give the district a turn-of-the-century streetwall feel. Frank H. Ogawa Plaza and City Hall add civic scale at the edge of the grid. BART and ferry connections keep the streets active from morning coffee runs to evening dining.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Dining
Bedrooms
1 bedroom
Bathrooms
1 bathroom
Laundry & utility
Washer
Dryer
Interior features
3 rooms
Home design
Condo
Three-story building
Parking
Garage
HOA & community
Elevator
93-unit building
Electricity and solar
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