Robert Jones Presents

The Crown Jewel of 'The Bond' in Oakland

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$879,000

311 2nd Street #710, Oakland

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Property Details

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beds

2

baths

2

interior

1,310 sq ft

Presenting the crown jewel of The Bond—a striking two-bedroom, two-bath home that captures the energy of Jack London Square. Step into open, light-filled spaces where the kitchen, dining, and living areas flow effortlessly together, creating an expansive, bright environment perfect for both relaxed living and lively gatherings. The ultra-equipped kitchen, with premium stainless appliances and a Bertazzoni stove, commands attention with its sleek design and seamless connection to the public spaces.

Beyond, the private quarters offer a split-bedroom layout for ultimate versatility. The primary suite features a beautifully streamlined bathroom with shower, double vanity, and a spacious, organized walk-in closet. The second bedroom, equally generous, includes its own walk-in closet and sits just off the second perfectly appointed full bath. A stackable washer and dryer add convenience without disrupting the aesthetic.

The Bond is boutique urban living at its best, with a chic lobby, concierge service, a resident lounge, and a high-end gym. Built in 2009, this modern mid-rise places you in the heart of Jack London Square, just steps from the ferry. Bold, refined, and unmistakably cool—welcome to life at The Bond.

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about this

Neighborhood

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Jack London is a great place to take in Oakland’s waterfront. From here, you can see the cranes at one of the busiest ports in the country; take a water taxi to Alameda; or ride a ferry to San Francisco’s Ferry Building, Pier 41, AT&T Park, and Angel Island. Many of the old warehouses and former factories in this neighborhood have been converted to loft living. Queen Anne Victorians and contemporary condominiums provide potential homeowners with numerous housing options.
Jack London Square is blocks from downtown Oakland and two Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) lines, close to Interstates 880 and 980, and home to an Amtrak station. It is also the hub of a thriving commercial business and retail district. There’s a farmers market on Sundays and special events like the yearly Eat Real Festival. Hotels, bars, restaurants, and office space all have a place along this urban waterfront development. The place to catch the best jazz in the world is at Yoshi’s, a restaurant and nightclub.