For Sale in East Bay
Storybook European village in Berkeley has a rare opening on the market
Condo inside Normandy Village asks $675K.
G. Lawrence Stimson-designed craftsman in Oakland asks $2.39M
A rare East Bay specimen from the Pasadena-based architect.
Condo inside Oakland’s Cathedral Building asks $1.6M
The "Wedding Cake" has a rare opening.
Walnut Creek ‘super Eichler’ asks $1.6M
Circa-1969 home designed by architect Claude Oakland.
Alameda’s largest home, a circa-1910 Tudor, asks $3.95M
Owned by a former New York Jets offensive lineman.
The Hume-Willcutt house, a historic Queen Anne Victorian in Oakland, asks $1.17M
Originally built for "a spinster who appears never to have lived in it."
Rare storybook home in Normandy Gardens asks $799K
Oakland mini-castle sits on famed Picardy Drive.
Historic Berkeley mansion chops $1 million off price tag
Circa-1914 Spring Mansion is no stranger to price cuts.
Berkeley Hills storybook home asks $795K
Ever so dreamy, isn’t it?
Oakland Mediterranean, practically perfect, asks $649K
How to do a remodel right.
Rockridge Craftsman with detailed woodwork asks $895K
Greek key and starburst designs found inside circa-1921 home.
Double A-frame Eichler in Castro Valley asks $1.4M
Circa-1963 midcentury designed by A. Quincy Jones.
Downright adorable Oakland cottage seeks $400K
Pint-sized home is big on charm.
Queen Anne Victorian in Oakland asks $1.15M
Circa-1895 duplex benefits from major interior renovation.
Berkeley Craftsman with pedigree asks $1.5M
Comes with redwood paneling, mahogany flooring, and Neptune-themed tile.
Castro Valley Eichler asks $1.2M
First time on the market in over 30 years.
Historic Rockridge Victorian drops asking price
Pre-quake Victorian comes with curb appeal, period details, and restoration work that contractors should be forced to learn.
Alameda Arts and Crafts style home asks $2.39M
Ernest Coxhead-designed home comes with two-story foyer.
Berkeley home with vaulted ceilings and writing loft seeks $795K
Tiny home comes with ample charm.
Boarded-up Berkeley teardown seeks $970K
Residential remnants sit on 4,200-square-foot lot.
Castle-house melange in Alamo asks $3.4M
So cohesive in its whimsical vision that—delightfully—it borders on impertinence.
Rare Roger Lee midcentury in Montclair asks $1.09 million
Owned by the same family since 1959, the house was once featured in Sunset Magazine.
Stanley Saitowitz home in Upper Rockridge sells over asking
Contemporary stunner lands on the market for the first time since 1992.
Berkeley Hills Tudor charms to the tune of $1.09 million
Circa-1929 home comes with original period details.
Historic Oakland Victorian offered for free
A good deal is often accompanied by the phrase "everything must go," but it’s rarely realized in such literal terms as the one seen at 2325 Valley Street in Oakland.
Trippy Oakland home asks $599K
Circa-1975 house comes with a tilted hallway.
Concord Eichler gives off Palm Springs vibes
Asking for East Bay midcentury is—gasp—under $1 million.
Montclair farmhouse asks $939K
Circa 1952 antique sold only twice before
Oakland midcentury, built by Frank Lloyd Wight protege, asks $950,000
Built by Mark Mills in 1957.
Storybook home on festive Picardy Drive asks $699,000
Once known as Normandy Gardens, the storybook homes dotting Picadry Drive have a special place in the hearts of Oaklanders and architecture geeks alike.
Walnut Creek ‘super Eichler’ asks $1.4 million
It’s a bird. It’s a plane. It’s pretty rad.
Mediterranean paradise in the Berkeley Hills asks $4 million
Built in 1925, this palatial home looks like a slice of LA.
Berkeley craftsman woos to the tune of $1.95 million
Who doesn’t love a Dutch door? No one, that’s who. Even better—a true teal Dutch door leading to a well-maintained Berkeley craftsman.
Oakland Streamline Moderne asks $929K
Punctuated by curved walls and port hole windows, this circa-1938 homes in Oakland’s Redwood Heights neighborhood blends new and old.
Renovated 1914 Rockridge Craftsman asks $2.5 million
Plus a cottage guesthouse.
Renovated Oakland midcentury asks $799K
1950s home mixes new and old—but mostly new.