Presented by Ku'ulani Imira
Glowing Garden Retreat
in Oakland
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$799,000
3714 High Street, Oakland
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About 3714 High
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A peaceful retreat just steps away from conveniences.
Discover a peaceful, updated Mediterranean bungalow in Oakland's gorgeous Redwood Heights. Graceful from entryway to outdoor living, this 2-bedroom, 1-bath home offers thoughtful touches of charm, convenience, and beauty.
With landscaped front and back yards and the neighboring Certified Wildlife Habitat, 3714 High St comes carefully wrapped in nature for your delight. It’s many picture windows, rear French doors, and open layout invite endless light and garden views all around. For a little added inspiration, come take in views of the SF skyline from the front porch.
- Upgraded 200amp electrical service
- New Bosch & Electrolux appliances
- Detached garden studio
- Seamless outdoor living
- 2 blocks from SF transbay transportation
- Convenient to both Redwood Heights & Laurel District commercial centers
- Wakscore: 83
With landscaped front and back yards and the neighboring Certified Wildlife Habitat, 3714 High St comes carefully wrapped in nature for your delight. It’s many picture windows, rear French doors, and open layout invite endless light and garden views all around. For a little added inspiration, come take in views of the SF skyline from the front porch.
- Upgraded 200amp electrical service
- New Bosch & Electrolux appliances
- Detached garden studio
- Seamless outdoor living
- 2 blocks from SF transbay transportation
- Convenient to both Redwood Heights & Laurel District commercial centers
- Wakscore: 83
Property Details
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Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Square Footage
982 sq ft
Neighborhood
Redwood Heights
Year Built
1926
Lot Size
3838
Open House Schedule
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Upcoming Events
Our Neighborhood(s)
Redwood Heights & The Laurel
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Redwood Heights sits comfortably in the Oakland Hills, named after an old logging road that curves through the area. This friendly neighborhood shows off Oakland's history and natural beauty while offering plenty of modern amenities. With the 2 bustling commercial districts of Redwood Heights and the Laurel District within arm's reach, convenience, culture, and community are a part of everyday life.
The streets are lined with beautiful older homes built in different styles. You'll find Craftsman and Tudor-style homes, as well as French-inspired architecture, many dating back to the 1920s. The many updates to these treasures make them comfortable for today's residents and fitted to a modern lifestyle while maintaining certain charms of the past.
Nature is a big part of life here. Peralta Creek runs through 9 acres of protected land where local wildlife makes it's home. A neighborhood nonprofit, Native Environment Watershed Transformation (NEWT), has worked hard to clean up and restore the creek, and often host school kids on educational walks along it's banks. Up on Skyline Blvd the countless East Bay Regional Parks trails invite you into tons of outdoor fun with nearly 40 miles of wooded trails perfect for hiking, biking, and special events. The park's 1,800 acres include beautiful redwood trees, evergreen forests, and open spaces that make you forget you're still in the city.
The streets are lined with beautiful older homes built in different styles. You'll find Craftsman and Tudor-style homes, as well as French-inspired architecture, many dating back to the 1920s. The many updates to these treasures make them comfortable for today's residents and fitted to a modern lifestyle while maintaining certain charms of the past.
Nature is a big part of life here. Peralta Creek runs through 9 acres of protected land where local wildlife makes it's home. A neighborhood nonprofit, Native Environment Watershed Transformation (NEWT), has worked hard to clean up and restore the creek, and often host school kids on educational walks along it's banks. Up on Skyline Blvd the countless East Bay Regional Parks trails invite you into tons of outdoor fun with nearly 40 miles of wooded trails perfect for hiking, biking, and special events. The park's 1,800 acres include beautiful redwood trees, evergreen forests, and open spaces that make you forget you're still in the city.
Redwood Heights sits comfortably in the Oakland Hills, named after an old logging road that curves through the area. This friendly neighborhood shows off Oakland's history and natural beauty while offering plenty of modern amenities. With the 2 bustling commercial districts of Redwood Heights and the Laurel District within arm's reach, convenience, culture, and community are a part of everyday life.
The streets are lined with beautiful older homes built in different styles. You'll find Craftsman and Tudor-style homes, as well as French-inspired architecture, many dating back to the 1920s. The many updates to these treasures make them comfortable for today's residents and fitted to a modern lifestyle while maintaining certain charms of the past.
Nature is a big part of life here. Peralta Creek runs through 9 acres of protected land where local wildlife makes it's home. A neighborhood nonprofit, Native Environment Watershed Transformation (NEWT), has worked hard to clean up and restore the creek, and often host school kids on educational walks along it's banks. Up on Skyline Blvd the countless East Bay Regional Parks trails invite you into tons of outdoor fun with nearly 40 miles of wooded trails perfect for hiking, biking, and special events. The park's 1,800 acres include beautiful redwood trees, evergreen forests, and open spaces that make you forget you're still in the city.
The streets are lined with beautiful older homes built in different styles. You'll find Craftsman and Tudor-style homes, as well as French-inspired architecture, many dating back to the 1920s. The many updates to these treasures make them comfortable for today's residents and fitted to a modern lifestyle while maintaining certain charms of the past.
Nature is a big part of life here. Peralta Creek runs through 9 acres of protected land where local wildlife makes it's home. A neighborhood nonprofit, Native Environment Watershed Transformation (NEWT), has worked hard to clean up and restore the creek, and often host school kids on educational walks along it's banks. Up on Skyline Blvd the countless East Bay Regional Parks trails invite you into tons of outdoor fun with nearly 40 miles of wooded trails perfect for hiking, biking, and special events. The park's 1,800 acres include beautiful redwood trees, evergreen forests, and open spaces that make you forget you're still in the city.
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