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Simon Motley & Emma Hopkins present:

Exceptional North Oakland home

$650,000

About this home's

Features

beds

3

baths

3

Interior

3

Lot

3

As featured on season 2 of the TV series Room Crashers, where designer Todd Davis worked his magic in transforming the living and dining rooms, this chic Oakland 2 BR/1BA will not disappoint! And, it might be the most commuter-friendly and convenient spot around: across the street from the transbay bus stop, around the bend from Rockridge BART. Plus, Sundays mean tamales and coffee from the farmer’s market down the street, to be eaten in local Frog Park, and possibly followed by a drink at the Kingfisher. No need to drive anywhere!

But you could, since your condo comes with a covered parking spot. But back to the TV show… redone breakfast bar with lighting and wine-glass racks, custom wallpaper from London, golden mosaic tile around the fireplace with custom built-ins. But the real winner is the two-way mirror above the mantel that is actually a TV! So cool! And, the sunny kitchen has been remodeled with new cabinets, appliances, glass subway tile, and pretty Kova countertops. Upstairs, two large bedrooms share an updated bath and tons of closet storage, plus a hidden office space and laundry nook. Fenced back patio with greenery, small front fenced patio big enough to barbecue, or store a motorcycle.

  • 2 bedrooms, 1 bath
  • Freshly painted interior
  • Refinished wood floors
  • Wood-burning fireplace
  • Double-paned windows and sliders
  • Covered parking
  • Pathway from house to Whole Foods

get in touch

Schedule

Open Houses:

Sun 7/17 at 2-4pm

Brokers Tour:
Thurs. 7/14 10-1pm

Additional Showings by Appointment:
Contact Simon Motley
(510) 501-3764
[email protected]

Contact Emma Hopkins
(925) 787-6332
[email protected]

Simon Motley

Compass

REALTOR®

Serving Alameda & Contra Costa Counties

DRE# 01798658

925.385.8503 office

510.501.3764 mobile

www.motleyteam.com

Emma Hopkins

Compass

Agent

DRE# 02130935

925-787-6332 mobile

www.motleyteam.com

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Neighborhood Gallery

5439 Claremont Avenue

The heart of North Oakland is located just a few miles from Downtown Oakland, and is one of the Bay Area’s most culturally and ethnically diverse neighborhoods. The residential streets are lined with beautiful, detached single-family homes, with architectural styles ranging from Edwardian to Craftsman. With close proximity to highways, BART Station, and public transit lines, residents of North Oakland are never too far away from all of the excitement of San Francisco, Berkeley, and the entire Bay Area.

Bushrod Park, a 10-acre community park, is located near the center of North Oakland. A community Recreation Center was added to the park in 2000 and features a full-size gym, playground, lighted basketball and tennis courts, baseball fields, and picnic areas.The park is also home to one of Oakland’s 23 community gardens, where locals can grow their own organic fruits, herbs, and flora for a small annual fee. If you are looking for a community that truly brings its residents together, Bushrod Park is an amazing option.

Some of the best restaurants in Oakland can be found less than a mile from the North Oakland area. A short trip down to Telegraph Avenue in Temescal will provide you with a seemingly endless array of dining options, including:

North Light: Part cafe, part bar, and part book/record store, North Light offers coffee from open to close and a unique menu with snacks, brunch items, and tasty happy hour plates.
Hawking Bird: This vibrant Thai restaurant goes the extra mile to provide incredible food from local sources. Stop in during lunch for their delicious Thai chicken and rice bowl, some crunchy wings, or a tantalizing salad.
Pizzaiolo: Featuring a full breakfast menu with delicious espresso beverages, this popular Oakland pizzeria is one of the few that opens its doors at 8am. Once lunchtime is over, the restaurant closes for over 5 hours, re-opening to a dinner crowd eager to taste the evening menu offerings.

Martin Luther King Jr. Way runs directly in between the Sante Fe/Bushrod neighborhoods in North Oakland, and serves as the main transit route for north/south travel. Route 18 will take commuters to the heart of North Oakland, and both Ashby and MacArthur BART Stations are just a short 10 minute ride away. If you prefer to drive, the CA Highway 24 provides a seamless avenue to Interstate 80 and the Bay Bridge.