Franklin Elementary School, CA homes for sale & real estate

Franklin Elementary School, CA Homes for Sale

This prime offering at 1418 Central Avenue offers a convenient, central location one-block from Encinal commerce, and eight-blocks south of Webster Street retail, restaurants, shopping and commerce. The property further benefits from it’s central location which is nearly equidistant to Crown Beach, Shoreline. and South Shore Shopping Center. Surrounded primarily by a mix of apartments and single-family-homes on a quiet street, the complex affords tenants the ability to walk to the best offerings of Alameda including South Shore Beach, South Shore Shopping Center, and Park Street. Centrally located in the Bay Area, Alameda South Shore Center is an established open-air shopping center f

Franklin Elementary School, CA Homes for Sale

Classic mixed use building in the heart of Alameda, centrally located in the historic Morton St station, the property consists of 3 commercial units and 5 residential apartments. The property borders the desirable Gold Coast with local shops, Franklin park and public transportation all within a short distance. Commercial tenants include The Benton, a local bar which occupies 2 spaces and Elegant Nails, residential tenants consisting of 2 studios two 1 bedroom apartments and a spacious upper 2 bedroom 1 bath.

Franklin Elementary School, CA Homes for Sale

This is a water lot. An INVESTOR'S/ DEVELOPER'S OPPORTUNITY where location, location is everything and imagination is required. Open water lot, 10,130 sqft, nestled in a residential lagoon in Alameda, CA. Zoned R-1 for single family residential build. Come create and build a slice of heaven where the backyard is an aquatic oasis of calm and peace. Just minutes away from the Alameda South Shore Shopping Center, near Oakland International Airport and Oakland Coliseum. Interested parties would need to submit applications, plans and get approval from the following agencies: City of Alameda, Army Corp of Engineers, Water Board, Public Works and Bay Conservation and Development Commission lhttps: