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A true "hidden gem" in north Oakland
In a city as large and dense as Oakland, it’s nice to find a neighborhood that feels like a little suburban pocket. In Paradise Park, many homes have backyards, it’s common to see residents out walking their dogs and there’s a corner café where employees know the regulars. At the same time, its central location, proximity to public transportation and walkability give residents the benefits of urban living. A true “hidden gem,” Paradise Park isn’t as well-known as some of Oakland’s other neighborhoods, and according to Emma Morris, a second-generation Berkeley Realtor who has been working in the area since 2001, many newcomers discover it by accident. “They start with the location and the housing prices, but then they discover the charm of the neighborhood,” Morris says.
Paradise Park in Oakland has hill views, lush trees, and quiet streets.
Robert Mason Field in Paradise Park is a hit with local dog owners and baseball enthusiasts.
Paradise Park Café is a hot spot with locals from the Paradise Park neighborhood.
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A mix of old Craftsman and new contemporary homes
Located in the northernmost part of Oakland, Paradise Park is close to San Francisco, Berkeley and Pixar's headquarters in Emeryville. Like most city neighborhoods, it has a slightly higher crime rate than the national average (it scores a five on the CAP Index, one point higher than the national average). There is a broad range of home styles, some dating back to the late 1800s and early 1900s, including classic bungalows, Craftsman homes and Victorian-era homes with ornamental trim and bay windows. Some newly built homes are also popping up in the neighborhood, sporting boxy exteriors in neutral colors. Front yards are small but often packed with verdant plant life. Mature trees dot the quiet, narrow streets, and sidewalks are abundant throughout the neighborhood, making it very walkable. Prices range from $800,000 to $1.5 million for an average of three bedrooms and two and a half baths, with varying square footage. Apartment complexes can also be found throughout the neighborhood, home to many of the area’s renters, who make up 66% of residents.
Paradise Park is near the world famous Pixar's headquarters in Emeryville.
The streets in Paradise Park are lined with charming homes and cute gardens.
California Craftsman-style homes can be found all around Paradise Park.
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Dining along San Pablo Avenue and shopping in Emeryville
Many residents walk to the eateries and cafes along San Pablo Avenue when they want to dine out. Paradise Park Café is a go-to for breakfast, lunch, or a spot to grab an evening glass of wine. For something sweet, Donut Farm offers vegan donuts made with organic ingredients and James & the Giant Cupcake is a favorite dessert spot that’s been serving the neighborhood since 2008. For a one-of-a-kind craft beer, residents head to Tenma Beer Project, a beer garden specializing in small-batch brews. And for everything else, the Trader Joe’s in Emeryville is close by, as is the trendy neighborhood Temescal, known for its boutique shops, upscale dining and grocers.
The Burrito truck is the locals favorite taco food truck in Paradise Park.
Mujiri Nigiri in Paradise Park attracts food lovers and is wildly popular with locals.
San Pablo Avenue on the edge of Paradise Park has restaurants, small shops, and more.
Paradise Park Café has the best burgers in town in Paradise Park.
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Golden Gate Recreation Center is a hub of activity
For fresh air and exercise, locals head to Golden Gate Recreation Center and Robert Mason Fields, a recently renovated green space off 62nd Street. The baseball fields buzz with excitement on game nights, as does the playground on weekends. There are basketball courts outside for playing in the sunshine and inside the rec center when the weather is less than stellar. The rec center also hosts after-school and day camps for kids, offers rental space for residents to host celebrations, and, on the last Friday of each month, has a jazz, poetry and comedy open mic night with wine and cheese.
For fresh air and exercise, locals head to Golden Gate Recreation Center in Paradise Park.
The baseball fields at Robert Mason Fin in Paradise Park the best place to play this sport.
The baseball fields buzz with excitement on Oakland A's jr game nights in Paradis Park.
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Oakland Unified School District serves students
Neighborhood kids often start school at Sankofa United Elementary and then head to Claremont Middle School and Oakland Technical High School. All three schools are a part of the Oakland Unified School District. Sankofa Elementary has a C-minus rating on Niche, Claremont Middle has a B rating, and Oakland Tech has an A rating. Oakland Tech serves about 1,900 students and has a student-teacher ratio of 19-to-1. It offers many clubs and organizations, including Improv Club, Badminton Club and The Scribe, the student-run newspaper. There are also multiple private school options nearby, including faith-based, preparatory, and bilingual academies.
Sankofa United Elementary School in Paradise Park is a small school with about 190 students.
Educational opportunities abound at Claremont Middle School.
Students are the highest priority at Oakland Technical High School.
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I-580, BART and buses keep residents moving
Paradise Park is located near Interstate 580, a major freeway, making it convenient for those commuting into San Francisco and Berkeley. Those taking public transportation catch the train at the nearby Ashby BART station, which connects rides throughout the Bay Area. To go farther, the Oakland International Airport is about 13 miles south of the neighborhood.
Paradise Park is located near Interstate 580, a major freeway.
There are many AC transit stops Paradise Park connecting riders throughout the Bay Area.
People taking BART from Paradise Park catch the train at the nearby Ashby BART station.
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Golden Gate Park & Charles Porter Recreation Center
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Playground
Doyle Hollis Park
Basketball
Picnic Area
Trails
Stanford Avenue Park
Basketball
Picnic Area
Trails
Prince Street Mini Park
Picnic Area
Playground
Transit
Airport
Metro Oakland International
21 min drive
Bus
San Pablo Av & Alcatraz Av
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San Pablo Av & 66th St
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San Pablo Av & 62nd St
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San Pablo Av & Stanford Av
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Paradise Park
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Homicide
3
4
Sexual Assault
5
4
Assault with Weapon
4
4
Robbery
3
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
5
4
Larceny
5
4
Crime Score
4
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Paradise Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Paradise Park, Oakland sell after 44 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Paradise Park, Oakland over the last 12 months is $827,500, down 31% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Development site w/plans in thriving Paradise Park neighborhood of Oakland near Berkeley border. Ground floor commercial space with 10 residential units above. Mix of four 3 bed, three 2 bed, two 1 bed, and one studio. All with deck space many with deck and patio space. Very large common deck and common rooftop space all incorporated into sleek modern design. Other conveniences incorporated for
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Come take a 2nd look. Welcome to 1028 61st Street located on a 6,000 square foot lot. The property consist of 2 Buildings on one lot. The front building is a charming Single family home with 2 large Bedrooms and 1 bathroom with beautiful refinished hardwood floors, new paint in the interior and exterior, newer dual pane windows, inviting living room with loads of light and a fireplace. Wood trim
Come take a 2nd look. Welcome to 1028 61st Street located on a 6,000 square foot lot. The property consist of 2 Buildings on one lot. The front building is a charming Single family home with 2 large Bedrooms and 1 bathroom with beautiful refinished hardwood floors, new paint in the interior and exterior, newer dual pane windows, inviting living room with loads of light and a fireplace. Wood trim
Property Id: 2203351I am renting my beautiful 2+ bedroom, 1 bath home on the border of Oakland, Emeryville and Berkeley. It is within walking distance to Emerybay (AMC, shopping, IKEA, restaurants, Trader Joe's), Amtrak, BART, public transportation, Berkeley Bowl West, Farmer's Markets, the water walkway of the bay. Behind is a park/school/baseball diamond and rec center. 1917
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