Suzanne Thompson & Judy Richardson Present
Cleveland heights
craftsman CHARMER
craftsman CHARMER
$925,000
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Property Details
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
1
Square Feet
1,429 sq ft
Neighborhood
Cleveland Heights
ABOUT THIS HOME
In a prime Cleveland Heights location just 2 blocks from Lake Merritt, 444 Newton Ave delights with Craftsman details, sun-filled rooms, great indoor-outdoor flow, and a truly special backyard. A welcoming enclosed sun porch is a perfect spot for slipping off shoes and backpacks as you enter. Inside, hardwood floors gleam, and a light-filled living room charms with built-in bookshelves and a working fireplace with classic tile. The dining room features a built-in china cabinet, and windows drench the room in natural light. From the large, thoughtfully updated eat-in kitchen, French doors lead to the deck and expansive yard where you’ll find a lawn area, planter boxes brimming with herbs and veggies, fruit trees, succulents, meandering pathways, a loveseat swing nestled among fragrant lavender, and a shed perfect for potting, painting, or a playhouse*. Back inside, two generous bedrooms enjoy views of the yard, and a charming updated bath with vintage vibes completes the main level. Downstairs, a 3rd bedroom, laundry, and a flex space with a separate entrance await. A 2-car garage and central AC bring ease to everyday life, and close proximity to the lake, shops, and restaurants invites you to explore all this wonderful neighborhood has to offer.
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Neighborhood
Grand Lake is a small, scenic neighborhood just two miles north of Downtown Oakland. Located on the northeast side of Interstate 580, the real estate features a mix of spacious condos, multi-plex units, and quaint Craftsman-style single family homes. The neighborhood is surrounded by some of the most popular areas in the East Bay: Adams Point to the west, Crocker Highlands to the east, and Piedmont to the north.
Many homes in Grand Lake date back to the 1920s and '30s, some designed by notable Bay Area architects like Julia Morgan, Maybeck & White, and Charles McCall. The neighborhood retains its period charm, with romantic homes in Italian Renaissance, Tudor, Spanish, Monterey, French provincial, and Colonial styles.
The Grand Lake - Oakland Farmers Market is one of the most popular in the East Bay. Every Saturday from 9:00am to 2:00pm, vendors bring their finest goods to Lake Park Avenue, offering locally grown organic produce, grass-fed meats, seafood, honey, and hand-crafted jewelry.
Grand Lake's proximity to I-580 makes commuting to San Francisco convenient. Several bus routes lead to the Salesforce Transit Center, near the Financial District and Google Headquarters.
With delicious food options along Grand Avenue, a bustling farmer's market, and easy access to transportation, it's easy to see why Grand Lake has become a popular East Bay neighborhood to call home.
Many homes in Grand Lake date back to the 1920s and '30s, some designed by notable Bay Area architects like Julia Morgan, Maybeck & White, and Charles McCall. The neighborhood retains its period charm, with romantic homes in Italian Renaissance, Tudor, Spanish, Monterey, French provincial, and Colonial styles.
The Grand Lake - Oakland Farmers Market is one of the most popular in the East Bay. Every Saturday from 9:00am to 2:00pm, vendors bring their finest goods to Lake Park Avenue, offering locally grown organic produce, grass-fed meats, seafood, honey, and hand-crafted jewelry.
Grand Lake's proximity to I-580 makes commuting to San Francisco convenient. Several bus routes lead to the Salesforce Transit Center, near the Financial District and Google Headquarters.
With delicious food options along Grand Avenue, a bustling farmer's market, and easy access to transportation, it's easy to see why Grand Lake has become a popular East Bay neighborhood to call home.
Suzanne Thompson
Judy Richardson
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Suzanne Thompson
Judy Richardson