New Kid-Friendly on the Block
Over the past several years families who have been priced out of Berkeley and Oakland have been migrating to next door San Leandro. Neighborhoods such as Broadmoor (bordered by MacArthur Blvd., Estudillo Ave., 98th Avenue and East 14th St.) and Estudillo Estates have become popular due to their ample, well-maintained homes, an amazing community center/cafe (Zocalo ) that houses a welcoming play area just for kids, proximity to the Oakland Zoo and an excellent children’s program headed by Miss Penny at the public library (some say it’s the best in the Bay Area). Locals can pick up their fresh produce every Saturday at the Farmer’s Market at Bayfair Center and then enjoy a fresh-air picnic at one of the city’s many spacious parks. Family-run eateries such as Fifth Wheel and Clancy’s Ice Cream Parlor are local institutions that attract foodies from far and wide. Plus with easy access to BART and an outlet mall (Marina Square) how can you go wrong? San Leandro has the convenience of a suburb, the close-knit feel of a small town and the diversity of a city, making it a great fit for young families looking for a place to put down roots. Check out some recent sales below.
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15639 Calgary Street
$530,000, 3 bdrms, 1084 sq. ft., 1958 |
680 Fargo Avenue #8
$340,000 |
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1454 Jean Way
$390,000, 2 bdrms, 912 sq. ft., 1942 |
584 Kenilworth Avenue
$525,000, 2 bdrms, 1122 sq. ft., 1921 |
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572 Lafayette Avenue
$484,000, 2 bdrms, 1261 sq. ft., 1936 |
15304 Laverne Drive
$525,000, 3 bdrms, 1154 sq. ft., 1957 |
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513 Olive Court
$447,000, 3 bdrms, 1014 sq. ft., 1950 |
1604 Pierce Avenue
$406,000, 3 bdrms, 1236 sq. ft., 1942 |
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| 1408 Regent Drive $910,000, 4 bdrms, 2907 sq. ft., 1968 |
523 Sybil Avenue
$470,000, 2 bdrms, 1778 sq. ft., 1982 |
