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Beds: 2
Baths: 3
Square Feet: 1,113
Lot Square Feet: 4,356
Year Built: 1906

Vivacious 2BR, 3BA Victorian abounding with plus spaces on one of Oakland’s “Slow Streets.” Early 20th Century details include tall ceilings, stained glass windows, decorative wood trim and scalloped shingles. The main level features a light-filled living room, formal dining room and updated kitchen with island & stainless-steel appliances. Nearby are two bedrooms, two bathrooms and laundry. The lower level offers flexibility with multiple finished rooms, separate full bathroom and workshop area. The backyard is home to a detached studio perfect for an office, virtual school, guest bedroom or artist’s retreat. Enjoy grapefruit, fig, apple or the many herbs planted in the garden to enhance your favorite meals. The property is conveniently located near BART, AC Transit, UC Berkeley, Bushrod and Dover Parks, Temescal and freeways.

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If you haven't been to Oakland recently, then you don't know Oakland! Rated the #5 place to visit in 2012 by the New York Times, Oakland has long been known for its vibrant food and art scene. Incorporated in 1852, Oakland grew quickly because of fertile soil for agriculture and its location. The city was selected as a terminus for the Transcontinental Railroad and was at the receiving end of the first cross-country airmail flight thanks to Captain Eddie Rickenbacker of WWI fame. Today Oakland is the busiest port in Northern California and a major trade center for the West.

The city has a rich and diverse history, as the birthplace of the Black Panther Party, the Mai Tai, and VP-elect Kamala Harris. This cultural hub is home to thriving neighborhoods, numerous open spaces, worldclass healthcare and education, and the highest concentration of artists in the country. Oakland is an amazing place to live and work!