Open Houses in 94501

Welcome to this timeless 1912 Craftsman nestled on a gorgeous tree-lined street in Alameda’s coveted East End, just moments from Lincoln Park and top-rated schools. Rich in original character while thoughtfully updated for modern living, this exceptional 4 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom home seamlessly blends historic charm with contemporary comfort. The inviting front porch sets the tone for the warmth

Michele Senitzer Compass

Welcome home to this beautiful 2-bedroom, 2-bath condominium nestled in one of Alameda's most desirable central locations. Set within an intimate community of just seven residences, this inviting home offers the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and charm. New carpet, fresh paint, and a The well-kept grounds create a peaceful setting, while the community pool provides the perfect place to

Ashley Mckinley

Welcome to Homesite 71, a well-designed four-story home offering 2,087 sq. ft. of move-in ready living with a roof top deck! This thoughtfully curated residence features crisp white cabinetry for a bright, timeless aesthetic, sleek quartz countertops, a premium Bosch appliance package, and a designer tile backsplash that adds texture and visual interest. A flexible lower-level bonus room provides

Sandy Richert Trumark Construction

Welcome to a rare opportunity in Alameda's coveted Gold Coast. Available for the first time in over 50 years, this classic Victorian offers timeless charm, generous proportions, and an unbeatable location directly across from Franklin Park. Featuring 5 bedrooms and 1.5 baths, the home showcases spacious rooms, soaring ceilings, and the architectural character that makes Alameda's historic homes

Joseph LoParo Kw Advisors East Bay

If you love a home with a story, welcome to 1730 Lincoln Ave, Alameda. Nestled right in the historic Grand Station Historic District at the corner of Grand Street and Lincoln Ave, in Central Alameda, you’re moving into a spot that’s been a hub of activity for nearly 160 years. Back in 1864, Alfred A. Cohen’s San Francisco and Oakland Railroad (SF&O) used to pull up right here at what was then

Esther Tahrir Compass

A home is more than just a property — it's a place where ideas flourish, memories are cherished, and dreams take form. 1504 Verdi Street is exactly that kind of home. This beautifully restored 1917 Craftsman, originally built by George Noble, has been lovingly cared for over the past 13 years by owners who filled it with breadmaking, beer brewing, and memorable parties with friends. Recipient of

Liz Rush Kw Advisors East Bay

Built in 1925 and lovingly reimagined, this East End Craftsman blends timeless character with modern comfort. Three bedrooms and two baths open onto gracious living and dining rooms with refinished oak floors, arched picture windows, dual-pane windows, and crown moulding. Newly installed recessed lighting and dimmable-ready sconces move from bright morning clarity to a soft evening glow, anchored

Michael Lane Compass