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Dianna Wyman & Quinn Stone present:

East-end 4-Plex

$1,559,000

about this home's

Features

beds

3

baths

3

Interior

3

Lot

3

Invest for success with this lovely & exceptional East End Spanish style 4-plex. Built in 1969, it has an inviting courtyard setting with arches, a covered porch, a balcony overlooking the park, and a private backyard.

The large owner’s unit, approx. 1689 sq. ft., has 3BD and 2.5BA, a large living room with fireplace, spacious balcony, and dining room. There are 3 units with 2 bedrooms and 1.5 baths. Each has a separate garage and 1 off-street parking space. The units have generous-sized rooms with extra closets and storage, double-pane windows, a laundry room on the ground floor, separate gas and electric meters, and an outdoor patio.

Across the street are lawns and trees in Chochenyo Park. Just a block from Park Street, it is an ideal walk to shops, cafes, and commuter buses.

Property Details:

  • 2 Story, Spanish-style 4-plex in Alameda's lovely East End across from Chochenyo Park
    • Built 1969
    • Inviting courtyard setting features a covered porch, a balcony overlooking the park, & a private backyard
  • Large owner's unit
    • Approx. 1689 sq. ft.
    • 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths
    • Large living room with a fireplace, spacious balcony, and dining room
  • 3 other units feature
    • 2 bedrooms and 1.5 baths
    • Each has a separate garage and 1 off-street parking space
    • generous-sized rooms with extra closets and storage
    • double-pane windows & a laundry room on the ground floor
    • separate gas and electric meters and an outdoor patio
  • Across the street are lawns and trees in Chochenyo Park
  • Just a block from Park Street, it is an ideal walk to shops, cafes, and commuter buses
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(510) 919-2876
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Dianna Wyman

Bayside Real Estate

Owner / Sales Agent

DRE# 01007162

510.919.2876 mobile

www.bayside-realestate.com/meet-dianna-mark/

Quinn Stone

Bayside Real Estate

DRE# 01368893

510-326-9697 mobile

www.quinnstone.com

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