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Flow, yard space, and location make this Maxwell Park gem a home not to be missed! Modern conveniences mixed with Oakland craftsman details make for easy living. A well placed laundry closet and updated bathroom sit between the two bedrooms. The front bedroom is a split level making it feel situated above the rest of the home with a lovely view of the hills. The back bedroom is sun soaked with large windows and looks out at the yard and greenery. The kitchen with Wolf range and eat-in dining space open up completely to the newly updated deck and yard. This space works wonderfully for cooking, gardening, and living an indoor/outdoor lifestyle. There is plenty of storage under the home and a 1-car attached garage or additional storage or parking. Don’t miss the whimsical artist shack and the built-in hot tub on the rear platform. After you dry off, you can take the walking bridge right into the Laurel for Degrees Plato or some 4505 BBQ and leave your car at home!
Upgrades Include:
2020
2019
2018
Open Houses:
Coming Soon
Brokers Tour:
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Additional Showings by Appointment:
Contact Jade Talbot
(510) 926-4566
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Contact Paul Talbot
(510) 926-6851
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Nestled in-between High Street and 55th Avenue, just south of Interstate-580, Maxwell Park is a popular neighborhood in East Oakland. Originally developed by John P. Maxwell, many of the homes in Maxwell Park were built in the 1920s and 1930s, and when compared to real estate in North Oakland and Downtown Oakland, feature lower prices per square foot. Residents of Maxwell Park are within close proximity to Mills College, small shopping plazas, restaurants, and plenty of public transit options. As the neighborhood name might suggest, Maxwell Park offers a small community park near Allendale Avenue and Lilac Street. Featuring plenty of trees, a playground, and is directly next to the Peter Pan Nursery School, which has provided a nurturing environment for kids aged 2-6 since 1947. Add in the convenient access to incredible schools like Melrose Leadership Academy, and you can see why families love living in Maxwell Park. MacArthur Blvd., between Loma Vista and High Street, is just a few blocks from Maxwell Park, and features a variety of popular restaurants, retail stores, and service shops. Some of the notable restaurants include the World Ground Cafe, Fist of Flour Doughjo and Everett and Jones BBQ. Commuters love Maxwell Park due to the easy access to the AC Transit Route 14, which provides a direct route to the Fruitvale BART station. The bus ride to Fruitvale Station is less than 15 minutes from Maxwell Park, and from here, commuting to the heart of Oakland, or be in San Francisco’s Financial District in less than 30 minutes.