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Suburban living around the Sequoyah Country Club
With winding streets, hillside homes and lush trees surrounding the Sequoyah Country Club, Sequoyah embraces alfresco living complete with panoramic views of the San Francisco skyline. “Sequoyah is still in Oakland, but it’s also further out of the city in the Oakland Hills,” says Anissa Burnley, a Realtor with Keller Williams with over 25 years of experience in real estate. “There are lots of hiking and biking trails right there at the ridge, and you have the country club and the Oakland Zoo right beneath you.” Located just above Interstate 580 and about 20 miles from San Francisco, the community offers access to natural attractions and urban amenities.
You can see the whole Bay Area from one of the Sequoyah hills.
Sequoyah offers access to natural attractions and urban amenities.
The Sequoyah Country Club in the Sequoyah neighborhood is lined with new and modern townhomes.
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Midcentury modern homes and gated condo community
Sequoyah Hills began as one of Joseph Eichler’s last developments in the San Francisco Bay area. The neighborhood is home to just 48 midcentury modern Eichler homes, with many featuring private atriums, glass walls and attached garages. Homebuyers will also find an eclectic collection of split-level, ranch-style and Tudor-style homes, with prices ranging from around $900,000 to $1.5 million. Homes sit on comfortable lots with an average size of about a quarter-acre, and a thick canopy of oak trees offers residents a sense of privacy. “It’s an established neighborhood where you get more for your money since it’s pretty far south in Oakland, farther away from amenities,” says Deidre Joyner, a Realtor with Red Oak Realty who has been selling homes in the area for over 20 years. Further north is the gated Shadow Woods community, where condos range from around $460,000 for a one-bedroom unit to $600,0000 for a two-bedroom. According to the CAP Index, the community has an overall Crime Score of 2.
Sequoyah began as one of Joseph Eichler’s last developments in the San Francisco Bay area.
Sequoyah is home to just 48 midcentury modern Eichler homes, which are unique in the East Bay.
Ranch style homes built into hill are typical in the Sequoyah neighborhood.
In the Sequoyah neighborhood people can find few charming two story homes.
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Children attend the Oakland Unified School District
Kids in grades K-5 attend the nearby Oakland Academy of Knowledge, which opened in 2020 following a school merger and is not yet ranked by Niche. Older kids attend Frick Middle School, which earned a C-minus. Teens attend the B-rated Skyline High School, which offers Advanced Placement courses and four academic pathways emphasizing hands-on learning: green energy, education and community health, computer technology and visual and performing arts. Private school options include Bishop O’Dowd High School, a Catholic school serving grades 9-12 and earning an A-plus from Niche. Sequoyah is just south of Merrit College, a public community college.
Sequoyah kids in grades K-5 attend the nearby Oakland Academy of Knowledge,
Frick United Language Academy in Oakland has an on-site health clinic for students and staff.
Skyline High School offers a space where all people can learn and thrive.
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Golfing, hiking and fishing in the Oakland Hills
The Sequoyah Country Club anchors the community, and members enjoy access to an indoor fitness center, two pools and an 18-hole golf course. The Anthony Chabot Regional Park is just east of Sequoyah and features over 70 miles of multi-use trails weaving through the San Leandro Hills and the shores of Lake Chabot. With a steady supply of trout, the lake is a popular spot for fishing. Just south of Sequoyah is Knowland Park, where locals can see everything from bald eagles to tigers at the Oakland Zoo.
The lush green grass is paradise to golfers at the Sequoyah Country Club.
Anthony Chabot Regional Park in Sequoyah is a great spot for hiking.
At Lake Chabot near Sequoyah you can enjoy sport fishing.
People are looking at the giraffes in awe at the Oakland Zoo in Sequoyah.
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Neighborhood pizzeria and market in the Ridgemont Plaza
Residents are minutes from the Ridgemont Plaza along Keller Avenue. Skyline Pizza is an old-fashioned pizzeria where locals can enjoy fresh pies, arcade games and an outdoor patio, while Keller Market sells grocery essentials. The Foothill Square Shopping Center is about 3 miles south and includes chains like Foods Co. “They’re also currently in the works to put a new shopping center there in the next 10 years,” Burnley says.
Sequoyah residents are minutes from the Ridgemont Plaza along Keller Avenue.
The owner at Skyline Pizza always greets you with a smile and great food in Sequoyah.
Keller Market in Sequoyah is an ideal location to stop for grocery and cooking ingredients.
The Foothill Square Shopping Center is about 3 miles south of Sequoyah.
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Access to I-580 and San Francisco
Sequoyah is bordered to the west by Interstate 580, which links the Bay Area to the Central Valley. Residents are about 20 miles from San Francisco and less than 10 miles from the Oakland International Airport. “It’s about a 30-minute drive to San Francisco,” Burnley says. The Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District provides local bus service to the community, with several stops along Sequoyah Road.
Sequoyah is bordered to the west by 580, which links the Bay Area to the Central Valley.
The AC Transit District provides local bus service to the community along Sequoyah Road.
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Events with the Sequoyah Hills Homeowners Association
The Sequoyah Hills Homeowners Association hosts several annual events. The community gathers for the neighborhood’s Autumn Festival, National Night Out and more.
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Sequoyah Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Sequoyah, Oakland sell after 37 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Sequoyah, Oakland over the last 12 months is $1,084,000, down 9% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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