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400 Santa Clara Ave Apt 25

Oakland, CA

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Welcome to 400 Santa Clara Ave Apt 25, a charming residence nestled within the historic Revised Map of Oakland Heights subdivision in Oakland, California. Built in 1928, this spacious property features a generous total living area of 16,235 square feet and encompasses 28 units across four stories. With 3 bedrooms and a remarkable 28 bathrooms, this unique property offers abundant space for both comfort and privacy. Its assessed value stands at approximately $1.75 million, showcasing its prime location in a sought-after neighborhood, making it an enticing find for potential buyers or investors.

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1 mile or less from Cathedral of Christ the Light Mausoleum

1 mile or less from Chapel of Memories Columbarium

1 mile or less from Chapel of the Chimes Columbarium and Mausoleum

1 mile or less from Home of Eternity Cemetery

1 mile or less from Mountain View Cemetery

2 miles from Saint Mary's Cemetery

3 miles from Home of Peace Cemetery

4 miles from Sunnyside Cemetery

5 miles from Evergreen Cemetery

Property Data

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Description:

BLK:U SUBD:REVISED MAP OF OAKLAND HEIGHTS

Subdivision:

REVISED MAP OF OAKLAND HEIGHTS

Building Ownership Information

Year Built:

1928

Last Sale Date:

09/18/1996

Last Sale Amount:

$1,105,000.00

Building Composition

All Buildings Living Total Sq Ft:

16235

Lot Size in Sq Ft:

11100.00

Heating Type:

NONE

Number of Bathrooms:

28.00

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