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Winding roads in Montclair
Set into steep hills that lead into dense forests, Montclair is home to some of Oakland’s premium real estate and views. “Montclair started as a resort town for people from San Francisco, says Andrea Gordon, a Realtor with Compass. “It’s a real hill-dweller area.” Tree-shaded roads wind through Montclair’s hillside, often brushing against wilderness areas and parks. Montclair Village, a small shopping center, is at the foot of the hills and is home to shops, restaurants and essential businesses. This hilly neighborhood tucks residents into far-away-feeling homes less than five miles from downtown Oakland and about 15 miles from San Francisco, where Gordon says residents often work.
The windy roads of Montclair are lined with amazing homes.
Montclair and the surrounding hills are a great place to call home.
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Popular outdoor regions
Montclair is surrounded by some of the Bay Area’s most well-known outdoor spaces, like the Reinhardt Regional Redwood Reserve, which brushes up against Montclair. “A lot of people move to Montclair because of access to a bunch of parks. There are hiking trails all over the place,” says Gordon. The dense and sprawling forest hides campgrounds and hiking trails ready for exploration. People can also venture to the Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve, where they’ll find more trails and natural spots to check out. Many hikers start their journeys at the Sibley staging area just off Skyline Boulevard.
Montclair is home to trees that hundreds of years old.
Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve has lots of natural trails for hikers in Montclair.
Many hikers start their journeys at the Sibley staging area off Skyline Boulevard in Montclair.
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Homes in the hills
Ranch, craftsmen and bungalow homes line the winding streets that curve up and down the neighborhood’s hilly terrain. “You don’t see a lot of sidewalks in Montclair,” says Gordon. “It has a sort of a country feel to it.” Housing prices range from around $1 million to $10 million. Most homes were built in the 20th century and have been remodeled or maintained. “You can get a lot for your money,” says Gordon. “You can get a 3,000-square-foot house for $2 million.”
The homes in the Montclair Hills look out to the bay, redwood trees, and nature.
Gorgeous homes offer fantastic views at the top of the hill in Montclair.
Montclair offers luxury homes built into the hillside.
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Montclair Village
Montclair Village is close to home and has a mix of restaurants, shops and grocery stores like Safeway, so residents can cover their bases on a shopping trip. “It’s a sweet little village that has everything you need in it,” says Gordon. “There’s a lovely ambiance to the place.” Montclair Village is easily walkable, and a trip might include a few sushi rolls at Kakui or a burrito at El Agavero and a stop at Farmstead Cheeses and Wine for a bottle of Pinot Noir and a wedge of Gouda. Bookworms can finish up the day at either (or both) of Montclair Village’s indie bookstores, A Great Place For Books and the Book Tree. For groceries, residents head to Safeway.
Montclair residents do most of their groceries at Safeway.
El Agavero in Montclair is one of the most popular restaurants.
Chef Ole is preparing a signature sushi roll at Kakui in Montclair.
Farmstead cheeses and wines in Montclair is a great destination for cheese and wine.
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Oakland Unified Public Schools
The neighborhood is served by Oakland Unified Public Schools. Montclair Elementary School has a B-plus rating on Niche, and Montera Middle School has a B-minus rating on Niche. Skyline High School has a B rating and a variety of activities for students, including anime, creative writing and knitting clubs.
Montclair Elementary School has a B-plus rating on Niche.
Montera Middle School has a B-minus rating on Niche.
Skyline High School offers a space where all people can learn and thrive.
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Getting around Montclair
Highway 13 passes by the neighborhood, providing easy access to San Francisco and downtown Oakland. Public transportation is also easy to use, thanks to the AC Transit busses and a nearby BART station. For international travel, San Francisco International Airport is about 30 miles away.
Highway 13 passes by Montclair, providing easy access to San Francisco and downtown Oakland.
Public transportation in Montclair is easy to use, thanks to the AC Transit busses.
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On average, homes in Montclair, Oakland sell after 33 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Montclair, Oakland over the last 12 months is $1,330,000, down 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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