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Charming Comfort Living in Allendale
$525,000
3952 Angelo Avenue, Oakland
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Christy Tong
Christy Tong
A charming, MOVE-IN READY single story bungalow nestled in Oakland’s beloved Allendale neighborhood. This home offers comfortable living with a versatile bonus room that can be used as a home office, nursery, or extra storage which is perfect for today’s lifestyle needs. Step inside to find a timeless character with thoughtful modern updates with new flooring, new light fixtures, and fresh interior and exterior paint. The newly updated interior blends modern touches with cozy charm with a spacious kitchen ideal for cooking and entertaining, The front and back yards are designed for low maintenance, featuring a dedicated gardening area and a fully paved patio perfect for dining and relaxing. Enjoy the convenience of living in a vibrant Oakland community, close to shops, dining, schools, and easy commuter access to Bart, 13 and I-580.
Enjoy the perfect blend of vintage character and modern upgrades:
Enjoy the perfect blend of vintage character and modern upgrades:
- Light-filled living spaces with updated finishes throughout.
- A roomy kitchen designed for both everyday meals and entertaining.
- A versatile bonus room.
- Expansive side yard offering ample space for outdoor use or accommodate multiple vehicles.
Neighborhoods
The Allendale District is a well-established, mostly residential neighborhood in East Oakland, California, known for its friendly community atmosphere, local businesses, parks like Brookdale Park and Allendale Recreation Center, and its namesake elementary school. Originally a separate settlement, it was annexed into Oakland in the early 1900s and named for real estate developer Charles E. Allen. The neighboring Laurel District represents a distinctive Oakland neighborhood with a rich residential history that reflects the city's diverse urban development.
Positioned about 15 miles from San Francisco with excellent access to BART and I-580, Allendale offers both commuter ease and a serene suburban atmosphere. Transportation provides multiple connectivity options. AC Transit lines 14, 31, and 57 serve the neighborhood, offering direct routes to downtown Oakland and surrounding areas. The MacArthur BART Station, located nearby, provides critical regional transportation access, connecting residents to San Francisco, Berkeley, and other Bay Area destinations. MacArthur Boulevard serves as the neighborhood's primary transportation and commercial corridor, offering residents a diverse range of dining, shopping, and essential services.
The neighborhood's architectural landscape tells a compelling story of Oakland's residential evolution. Homes dating from the early to mid-20th century feature a mix of architectural styles, including modest bungalows and post-World War II developments that reflect the area's working-class roots. Careful maintenance and periodic renovations have preserved the neighborhood's distinctive residential character.
What distinguishes the Allendale/Laurel District is its remarkable sense of community and urban resilience. Bounded by significant transportation corridors and featuring carefully maintained residential streets, the neighborhood represents a distinctive living experience that captures the best of Oakland's diverse residential traditions. From local community events to direct access to essential amenities, the districts offers residents a residential environment that blends historical depth, community spirit, and urban convenience.
Positioned about 15 miles from San Francisco with excellent access to BART and I-580, Allendale offers both commuter ease and a serene suburban atmosphere. Transportation provides multiple connectivity options. AC Transit lines 14, 31, and 57 serve the neighborhood, offering direct routes to downtown Oakland and surrounding areas. The MacArthur BART Station, located nearby, provides critical regional transportation access, connecting residents to San Francisco, Berkeley, and other Bay Area destinations. MacArthur Boulevard serves as the neighborhood's primary transportation and commercial corridor, offering residents a diverse range of dining, shopping, and essential services.
The neighborhood's architectural landscape tells a compelling story of Oakland's residential evolution. Homes dating from the early to mid-20th century feature a mix of architectural styles, including modest bungalows and post-World War II developments that reflect the area's working-class roots. Careful maintenance and periodic renovations have preserved the neighborhood's distinctive residential character.
What distinguishes the Allendale/Laurel District is its remarkable sense of community and urban resilience. Bounded by significant transportation corridors and featuring carefully maintained residential streets, the neighborhood represents a distinctive living experience that captures the best of Oakland's diverse residential traditions. From local community events to direct access to essential amenities, the districts offers residents a residential environment that blends historical depth, community spirit, and urban convenience.
Christy Tong
Oakland | Berkeley | Fremont | Danville | Walnut Creek | San Francisco Bay Area
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