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Rockridge Condos That Feel Like Home
Just off College Ave.
323 63rd Street
Oakland, CA 94618
Rockridge
Oakland, CA 94618
Rockridge
Presented by
Jennifer Montague
Jennifer Montague
About 323 63rd Condos
Introducing four newly converted one-bedroom, one-bath condominium homes in the best Rockridge location, just off College Avenue and adjacent to Elmwood. Morning coffee at Cole, fresh produce from Yasai, pastries at La Farine, brunch at Southie: the neighborhood's best is right around the corner, and Rockridge BART is just half a mile away.
Each home has been thoughtfully updated and individually designed, so no two feel alike. What they share is everything that makes a condo live like a house: private outdoor space (balconies upstairs, yards with patios at street level), in-unit laundry, hardwood floors throughout, and a home office nook tucked into each kitchen for work-from-home days. Every home also comes with an assigned off-street parking space and its own detached storage shed.
Set on 63rd Street, known for its mature trees and historic Craftsman homes, these are condos with the soul of a single-family home.
Each home has been thoughtfully updated and individually designed, so no two feel alike. What they share is everything that makes a condo live like a house: private outdoor space (balconies upstairs, yards with patios at street level), in-unit laundry, hardwood floors throughout, and a home office nook tucked into each kitchen for work-from-home days. Every home also comes with an assigned off-street parking space and its own detached storage shed.
Set on 63rd Street, known for its mature trees and historic Craftsman homes, these are condos with the soul of a single-family home.
323 63rd Street Condos
Unit A
Garden Level, Rear: Offered for $686,000
The only home in the building with a gas fireplace, Unit A brings warmth and character to quiet, street-level living at the back of the building. A private yard and patio extend the living space outdoors, and a widened parking space and the most direct path to its storage shed make it the most accessible unit for everyday convenience.
The only home in the building with a gas fireplace, Unit A brings warmth and character to quiet, street-level living at the back of the building. A private yard and patio extend the living space outdoors, and a widened parking space and the most direct path to its storage shed make it the most accessible unit for everyday convenience.
Unit B
Upper Level, Rear: Offered for $652,000
The most light-filled home of the four, Unit B is bright from morning to evening. Set upstairs at the back of the building, it pairs that natural light with privacy and a balcony made for slow mornings and easy evenings.
The most light-filled home of the four, Unit B is bright from morning to evening. Set upstairs at the back of the building, it pairs that natural light with privacy and a balcony made for slow mornings and easy evenings.
Unit C
Upper Level, Front: Offered for $672,000
Taken down to the studs and fully renovated in 2026, Unit C is the most design-forward home in the collection. Upstairs and overlooking 63rd Street's mature trees and Craftsman homes, it offers fresh, modern interiors framed by classic Rockridge views, plus a private balcony.
Taken down to the studs and fully renovated in 2026, Unit C is the most design-forward home in the collection. Upstairs and overlooking 63rd Street's mature trees and Craftsman homes, it offers fresh, modern interiors framed by classic Rockridge views, plus a private balcony.
Unit D
Street Level, Front: Offered for $686,000
With the largest private yard in the building, Unit D is made for indoor-outdoor living: room to garden, entertain, or simply stretch out. It sits at street level on tree-lined 63rd, with Craftsman charm right outside the door.
With the largest private yard in the building, Unit D is made for indoor-outdoor living: room to garden, entertain, or simply stretch out. It sits at street level on tree-lined 63rd, with Craftsman charm right outside the door.
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Explore the Neighborhood
Cross Alcatraz Avenue, which divides Oakland and Berkeley, and you’ll find yourself in Rockridge, one of Oakland's most desirable, charming, and convenient neighborhoods. Housing in Rockridge is a combination of charming bungalows, cottages, classic Arts and Crafts dwellings, and large brown-shingle houses. Its leafy streets are mainly residential.
Rockridge offers an easy commute into San Francisco via the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) station, as well as access to the University of California, Berkeley Campus. The 100-year-old, four-acre campus of the California College of Art and Crafts is nearby. Food-and-drink purveyors in Rockridge provide the best from around the world and local farms. Rockridge Market Hall, which takes its cue from the French Marché, offers numerous individual food and flower shops open to the sidewalk. Dozens of restaurants, cafes, and boutiques line bustling College Avenue, Rockridge's main drag.
Rockridge offers an easy commute into San Francisco via the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) station, as well as access to the University of California, Berkeley Campus. The 100-year-old, four-acre campus of the California College of Art and Crafts is nearby. Food-and-drink purveyors in Rockridge provide the best from around the world and local farms. Rockridge Market Hall, which takes its cue from the French Marché, offers numerous individual food and flower shops open to the sidewalk. Dozens of restaurants, cafes, and boutiques line bustling College Avenue, Rockridge's main drag.
Cross Alcatraz Avenue, which divides Oakland and Berkeley, and you’ll find yourself in Rockridge, one of Oakland's most desirable, charming, and convenient neighborhoods. Housing in Rockridge is a combination of charming bungalows, cottages, classic Arts and Crafts dwellings, and large brown-shingle houses. Its leafy streets are mainly residential.
Rockridge offers an easy commute into San Francisco via the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) station, as well as access to the University of California, Berkeley Campus. The 100-year-old, four-acre campus of the California College of Art and Crafts is nearby. Food-and-drink purveyors in Rockridge provide the best from around the world and local farms. Rockridge Market Hall, which takes its cue from the French Marché, offers numerous individual food and flower shops open to the sidewalk. Dozens of restaurants, cafes, and boutiques line bustling College Avenue, Rockridge's main drag.
Rockridge offers an easy commute into San Francisco via the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) station, as well as access to the University of California, Berkeley Campus. The 100-year-old, four-acre campus of the California College of Art and Crafts is nearby. Food-and-drink purveyors in Rockridge provide the best from around the world and local farms. Rockridge Market Hall, which takes its cue from the French Marché, offers numerous individual food and flower shops open to the sidewalk. Dozens of restaurants, cafes, and boutiques line bustling College Avenue, Rockridge's main drag.
Jennifer Montague
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