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There is a particular kind of East Bay house that knows how to hold two stories at once. A house with the bones of one century & the breath of the next. A Craftsman with a modern second life, tucked into one of the East Bay's most spirited corners. Behind a quiet facade in Oakland's Paradise Park neighborhood, the home opens into something generous & sun-filled. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, & 2,322 square feet of living space spread across two stories on a 3,960 square foot lot, arranged with purpose. A massive chef's kitchen anchors the main level, its center island built for the long dinners and weekday mornings that real life is made of. The kitchen & family room move into one another easily, and a formal dining room offers a quieter counterpoint when the occasion calls for it. The flow allows you to move throughout with ease and pulls you towards the rear deck & a generous backyard, ready for gardening, gathering, or simply lingering. On the main level, a full bedroom and bathroom sit ready for guests or a work-from-home setup. Upstairs, the primary suite was designed to offer you a pure escape. Here are two more generous bedrooms & a fully updated guest bathroom, offering wonderful space & rounding out the awesome floorplan. Outside you have a plethora of vegetables & mature plantings. A delight of apples, orange, lemons, tomatoes & more. This area was curated with love by the current owners from every vegetable bed, flower & succulent. Perfectly paved in the right places offering more areas to dine alfresco, beyond the sunny deck, offering you the best indoor-outdoor California living. The fully enclosed and fenced in backyard also offers a wonderful shed that offers you space to store bikes & personal items. What you cannot see from the street is the work underneath. Completely redone in 2016, from its foundation, electrical, plumbing, roof, & everything in between, this home truly was redesigned to last comfortably for another hundred years. The setting matters too. This corner of North Oakland sits at the meeting point of Oakland, Berkeley, & Emeryville, with Ashby BART within walking distance & AC Transit lines running along San Pablo Avenue. Berkeley Bowl, Trader Joe's, & the cafés and markets that give the area its texture are all close at hand. Bay Street shopping, Pixar's headquarters, & the Emeryville waterfront are minutes away. The streets here are flat, walkable, & built for biking, & the rhythm of daily life unfolds accordingly.
Listing agent: Negar Souza DRE #01701667 negar@redoakrealty.com, Listing office: Red Oak Realty
MLS data updated 10/24/2026, 6:04:30 PM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: 41133764
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$1,330,000Closed sale · Jun 9, 2026ZIP 94608 · Jun 2026
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