Welcome to this Sunny home in the desirable Rockridge District. Here is your chance to own a home that is open for your ideas. The basic house is perfectly functional and you can set up your household tomorrow. It features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The eat-in kitchen will keep the cook and the guests together, and entertaining is a breeze with the access to the yard close by. But also look at all the other possibilities this home has to offer. The choices are endless. Desire a more modern interior, or something else, your blank canvas is here, just bring your creativity and imagination. Picture a new deck off the kitchen out to one of the biggest – and best – backyards in Rockridge. The yard is truly amazing; it is south facing and level. Again the possibilities are endless – an urban farm, build a green house, a 4-car garage, a work shop, or ?? The partially finished basement extends the utility of this house even more. A perfect play space on a rainy day, a home workshop, or ?? The laundry is here also. This home has been in the same family for many years and has been loved and enjoyed by all. Now is your chance to start writing your family’s future. Neighborhood Description Rockridge stretches along College Avenue from Broadway up to the Berkeley border at Ashby (where you will find us here at Lawton Associates, by the way). The neighborhood stretches west to spoon with Temescal and eastward up the hills for magnificent views of the bay. Whether you reside in a Craftsman on Cavour or a chalet on Chabot, you are never far from the action on College Avenue. And by action on College Avenue, we mean some of the hottest shops and restaurants in the Bay Area. Has the foodie press stopped raving about Wood Tavern? No they have not, but they are also busy touting A Cote, Oliveto, and of course Zachary’s, the best pizza you will ever eat. And, if you aren’t getting your freshly made pasta, organic produce, butchered meat, and piping hot pastries from Market Hall…well, you should be. And when you are ready to relax and watch the world go by, you can hang with cool cats at Cole Coffee, possibly the best roast this side of the bay. Rockridge came into its own in the 1970s when the BART station opened and the Caldecott Tunnel provided better access to Walnut Creek and beyond. Many neighborhood institutions from the 70s and before are still beloved destinations, such as Chimes Pharmacy. In addition to BART, there are so many public transportation options that you may never get in your car again. AC Transit has the uber-handy 51 line taking you from downtown Oakland to Berkeley. The “casual carpool” has several neighborhood pick-up spots, as do car-sharing services City Car Share and ZipCar. And, of course, the neighborhood is perfect for walking, strolling, rolling, biking, hopping, crawling and every other motion you can think of. The people of Rockridge are heartily committed to community building, as evidenced each year at the Rockridge Out & About Street Fair. The foodies come out weekly for the nearby Temescal Farmers Market and bi-annual for the Kitchen Tour.
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