2221 17th Ave, Pending Save Request In-Person Tour Request Virtual Tour
Oakland,CA 94606
Key Details
Property Type Single Family Home
Sub Type Detached
Listing Status Pending
Purchase Type For Sale
Square Footage 1,472 sqft
Price per Sqft $543
Subdivision Alameda County
MLS Listing ID 41075202
Bedrooms 3
Full Baths 2
HOA Y/N No
Originating Board BAY EAST
Year Built 1938
Lot Size 4,066 Sqft
Property Description
Welcome to 2221 17th Ave! This stunning midcentury home, built in 1938, seamlessly blends classic charm with contemporary comforts, providing a perfect retreat for your family. Upon entering, you’ll find a bright foyer leading into a cozy living room featuring a charming fireplace. The separate dining area flows into an updated kitchen, which boasts new appliances, sleek flooring, and recessed lighting, making it an inviting space for gatherings. Venture up the elegant curved staircase to discover the first bedroom, which offers a lovely balcony view of the front yard. The guest bathroom has been beautifully remodeled, complete with both a separate shower and bathtub. The master bedroom has an ensuite bathroom, a spacious walk-in closet, and breathtaking city views. Each bedroom is designed with custom closets for maximum storage efficiency. This home also includes a new HVAC system, updated windows, and fresh interior and exterior paint, ensuring comfort and style. The family room, located just steps down from the kitchen, creates an ideal flow between indoor and outdoor spaces. The attached garage, with access from both the front and back, adds to the home’s charm and practicality. Close to major HWY's 580/880. Don’t miss your chance to experience this exceptional property!
Location
State CA
County Alameda
Interior
Heating Forced Air
Cooling See Remarks
Flooring Engineered Wood
Fireplaces Number 1
Fireplaces Type Brick
Fireplace Yes
Appliance Dishwasher,Gas Range,Microwave,Range
Laundry Hookups Only
Exterior
Garage Spaces 1.0
Pool None
Parking Type Attached
Private Pool false
Building
Lot Description See Remarks
Story 2
Water Public
Architectural Style Traditional