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976 Grosvenor Pl

  • Oakland, CA
  • $2,150,000
$2,150,000

976 Grosvenor Pl

4 Beds 3 Baths 2,343 Sq.Ft. 4,888 Sq.Ft.

Description

A grande dame of 1920's Italian Renaissance revival, this just completed $300,000 upgraded 4BD/2.5BA home has been reimagined for modern living on one of the finest streets in Oakland's coveted Crocker Highlands neighborhood. Leafy trees, vintage streetlamps, and rolling lawns welcome you to the 2343 SQFT home. Thoughtfully updated while maintaining its timeless beauty. The new and spacious chef's kitchen is heart-of-the-home and connects to the den. The kitchen boasts new custom cabinetry, stone countertops, and top-of-the-line appliances. Refinished hardwood floors downstairs and new recessed lighting span the main living area. The first floor is complete with a new stylish powder room and a laundry room with a sink and storage. Up the bright staircase with skylights, find four generous bedrooms and two gorgeous new bathrooms. Both new bathrooms have been designed with quiet luxury in mind with beautiful stone and tiling with chic fixtures. The primary bedroom is a retreat with two roomy closets and French doors to a Juliette balcony. The full-height basement features interior access to the one car garage, immense storage, and space for possible expansion. Off the spacious kitchen leads to the large backyard with a wonderful patio and meandering paths through a lush Mediterranean garden with abundant fruit trees, including apricots, lemons, and limes. A peaceful oasis to unwind and listen to the birds, dine al fresco, or putter in your garden. Only blocks away from the desirable Crocker Highlands Elementary, private Oak Grove dog trail, the Transbay bus stop, and lively Lakeshore and Park Avenues. Trader Joe's, the Grand Lake theater and Saturday Farmers' Market, Lake Merritt, restaurants, and shopping are all nearby.

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Location

976 Grosvenor Pl, Oakland, CA 94610

Status

Sold

Date Sold

June 26, 2026

1921

1921

Year Built

4

4

Total Bedrooms

3

3

Total Bathrooms

2,343

2,343

Sq.Ft.

Living Space

4,888

4,888

Sq.Ft.

Lot Size

1.0

1.0

Garage Space

01

Interior

Total Bedrooms

4

Total Bathrooms

3

Full Bathrooms

2

Laundry room

Hookups Only

Flooring

Hardwood, Vinyl

Fireplace

Electric, Living Room

Appliances

Dishwasher, Gas Range, Free-Standing Range, Self Cleaning Oven, Tankless Water Heater

Other Interior Features

Den, Dining Area, Formal Dining Room, Counter - Solid Surface, Updated Kitchen, Smart Thermostat
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Exterior & Building

Stories

2

Garage Space

1.0

Water Source

Public, Meter Available, Meter on Site, Irrigation Connected

Utilities

Master Electric Meter, Master Gas Meter

Pool

None

Roof

Composition Shingles

Lot Features

Level, Sloped Up, Back Yard, Front Yard, Landscaped, Street Light(s), Sprinklers In Rear

Parking

Attached, Garage, Int Access From Garage, Off Street, Parking Spaces, Garage Door Opener

Heat Type

Forced Air, Natural Gas, Central

Air Conditioning

None

Sewer

Public Sewer

HOA Amenities

Greenbelt, Other

Other Exterior Features

Balcony, Garden, Back Yard, Front Yard, Garden/Play, Sprinklers Automatic, Sprinklers Front, Terraced Up
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Lot & Area

Status

Sold

Living Area

2,343 Sq.Ft.

Lot Size

4,888 Sq.Ft.

MLS® ID

41135494

Type

Residential

Year Built

1921

Neighborhood

Oakland

Architecture Styles

Traditional

School District

Oakland (510) 879-8111
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Finance

Sales Price

$2,150,000

HOA Fees

$338/yr

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Oakland

It has a diversity other cities should strive for, an urban cityscape featuring some very rural locales.

Welcome to Oakland

An urban cityscape featuring some very rural locales
 
Looking to buy or sell a home in Oakland? Anthony Riggins, top top-producing Oakland Realtor, is consistently the number one choice. East Bay Real Estate, specifically Oakland, is at its hottest. Oakland’s vibrant, historic, stylish neighborhoods are receiving acclaim globally, and both buyers and sellers are taking note. From chic Lake Merritt Penthouses with million-dollar views of the San Francisco skyline to lavishly curated mansions perched high atop the Oakland Hills—and everything in between—this is the place to be.
 
Oakland, in the hub of the Bay Area, is both historic and modern. It has a diversity other cities should strive for, an urban cityscape featuring some very rural locales. You can find yourself hiking by day among the Redwoods at Joaquin Miller Park and by night, sipping craft cocktails in one of Uptown’s many historic art deco buildings. Oakland’s colorful, friendly, and laid-back vibe rivals other cities. There really is a sense of community here and a special pride Oaklanders carry with them. It’s a grand city with a treasure trove of sights, sounds, and tastes for all to enjoy.
 
The growing arts and entertainment scene is experiencing a boom with events like Oakland Art Murmur and Friday Night’s at the OMCA (Oakland Museum of California). Artists are flocking to Oakland to see and be seen. Newly renovated Fox Theatre hosts some of the Bay Area’s hottest acts, often skipping San Francisco to play at the stunning, historic art deco masterpiece. The Paramount Theatre sees top-notch celebrities, most recently Prince, Jerry Seinfeld, and Diana Ross.
 
 
 
The Mediterranean climate allows Oaklanders as well as visitors to enjoy outdoor activity year-round. Enjoy one of the many outdoor festivals showcasing art and entertainment from some of Oakland’s most prolific performers. The monthly Jack of All Trades in Jack London Square is a great place to spend a Saturday or Sunday afternoon. Peruse handmade jewelry, textiles, and screen-printed art while taking in the views of the waterfront.
 
The Grand Lake Farmer’s Market, held every Saturday, offers locals a bounty of some of Northern California’s best produce, cheese, eggs, and other delicious treats, with Lake Merritt as a backdrop. Dozens of art, music, beer, and wine festivals take place year-round in Oakland—it’s never a dull moment here.
 
The many historic attractions, abundant parks and open spaces, vibrant waterfront and lakefront, historic Art Deco architecture, five-star restaurants, bustling nightlife, pro sports, and many recreation options from hiking to sailing make for an exciting destination.
Welcome to Oakland An urban cityscape featuring some very rural locales Looking to buy or sell a home in Oakland? Anthony Riggins, top top-producing Oakland Realtor, is consistently the number one choice. East Bay Real Estate, specifically Oakland, is at its hottest. Oakland’s vibrant, historic, stylish neighborhoods are receiving acclaim globally, and both buyers and sellers are taking note. From chic Lake Merritt Penthouses with million-dollar views of the San Francisco skyline to lavishly curated mansions perched high atop the Oakland Hills—and everything in between—this is the place to be. Oakland, in the hub of the Bay Area, is both historic and modern. It has a diversity other cities should strive for, an urban cityscape featuring some very rural locales. You can find yourself hiking by day among the Redwoods at Joaquin Miller Park and by night, sipping craft cocktails in one of Uptown’s many historic art deco buildings. Oakland’s colorful, friendly, and laid-back vibe rivals other cities. There really is a sense of community here and a special pride Oaklanders carry with them. It’s a grand city with a treasure trove of sights, sounds, and tastes for all to enjoy. The growing arts and entertainment scene is experiencing a boom with events like Oakland Art Murmur and Friday Night’s at the OMCA (Oakland Museum of California). Artists are flocking to Oakland to see and be seen. Newly renovated Fox Theatre hosts some of the Bay Area’s hottest acts, often skipping San Francisco to play at the stunning, historic art deco masterpiece. The Paramount Theatre sees top-notch celebrities, most recently Prince, Jerry Seinfeld, and Diana Ross. The Mediterranean climate allows Oaklanders as well as visitors to enjoy outdoor activity year-round. Enjoy one of the many outdoor festivals showcasing art and entertainment from some of Oakland’s most prolific performers. The monthly Jack of All Trades in Jack London Square is a great place to spend a Saturday or Sunday afternoon. Peruse handmade jewelry, textiles, and screen-printed art while taking in the views of the waterfront. The Grand Lake Farmer’s Market, held every Saturday, offers locals a bounty of some of Northern California’s best produce, cheese, eggs, and other delicious treats, with Lake Merritt as a backdrop. Dozens of art, music, beer, and wine festivals take place year-round in Oakland—it’s never a dull moment here. The many historic attractions, abundant parks and open spaces, vibrant waterfront and lakefront, historic Art Deco architecture, five-star restaurants, bustling nightlife, pro sports, and many recreation options from hiking to sailing make for an exciting destination.
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He has been ranked among Sotheby’s International Realty’s top producers both internationally and in the top 25 brokers nationally.

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