41 Wildwood Gardens, Piedmont - Presented by Jeffrey Neidleman and Patricia Bennett

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Features

Welcome to this exceptional traditional Piedmont home. Behind the front gate lies a beautiful front garden and grassy front area along a slate walkway. Entering the home into the front foyer, you will love the classic floor plan with hardwood floors throughout and refreshed exterior and interior painting with designer colors.

The large formal living room has built-in bookcases, fireplace, and lovely French doors which open to the front yard and back deck and abundant light with canyon views. The formal dining room has matching front French doors opening out to the front garden. The kitchen offers stunning stone countertops with generous workspace, storage, eat-in area and access to the large back deck, a huge kitchen pantry and adjacent sitting room with a half bath. The back deck offers multiple areas for relaxing and entertaining and leads to a lower patio area.

There is a large primary bedroom suite w/walk-in closet, retreat-like bath, peak-of-the-city views! There are two additional bedrooms w/generous closet space and full hallway bath. The lower level features a warm and inviting space versatile as a family room, home office or guest suite with a fireplace, entry to the outside, full bath, storage, and access to a large laundry room.

This home is in a very desirable neighborhood enclave in Piedmont with lots of interesting homes and tree-lined streets. Very close to Central Piedmont, Piedmont schools, Montclair and local freeway access; you can’t beat the location. The attached two-car garage is easily accessed through the interior.

Neighborhood

Piedmont, a two-square-mile city within the borders of Oakland, was incorporated in 1907 and was known then as “The City of Millionaires” because there were more millionaires per square mile residing there than in any other U.S. city. Today, their large, estate-like homes are still standing in the heart of Piedmont, reminding residents of its glitzy past. Homes in Piedmont range from those estate-like homes in central Piedmont with expansive grounds to more modest homes on the edges of town. Well-manicured landscapes prevail and the city’s stringent permitting guidelines ensure all of the homes maintain their original flavor.
The commercial area of town is small, featuring several banks and one gas station. Mulberry’s Market, a specialty food store with ready-made meals, caters to gourmet taste buds and is the frequent morning coffee stop for parents and after-school hot spot for kids. Piedmont’s proximity to Oakland’s many big-city amenities ensures Piedmonters will not miss out on the latest restaurants or first-run movies.
The sense of community is strong, as witnessed by the large turnout for the annual Fourth of July parade that happens each year down Highland Avenue. The Piedmont Recreation Center offers a central gathering place for residents. Available for rental, it is the frequent setting for community events and parties. The beautiful grounds provide a wonderful place to hang out and play, and the wooded trail connecting the Center to the high school is the best place to take your dog to play.
A casual carpool zone on Oakland Avenue, along with proximity to Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) and Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District buses, offer workers convenient commute options.
Pride in community involvement and village living are just a few of the reasons people love to live in Piedmont.