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920 63Rd St

  • Oakland, CA
  • $899,000
$899,000

920 63Rd St

2 Beds 2 Baths 1,055 Sq.Ft. 6,750 Sq.Ft.

Open House

8/23/2026 2:00PM - 4:00PM PDT

Description

"I hope the garden reminds you to slow down the way it did for me. Watching the fruit come in the spring - apricots, peaches, avocado, figs, apples, and lemons - is nothing short of extraordinary." This sweet sentiment from the owner says it all. After purchasing the home during the winter, they only discovered the abundance of the garden the next spring when the fruit trees unexpectedly came alive. It became their little slice of paradise, and it's easy to see why. Behind its moody exterior and quaint front porch is a bright, beautifully refreshed 1905 Victorian that feels both wonderfully old and completely current. But the real magic is outside. Set on an oversized 6,750sf lot, the backyard feels less like the city and more like an orchard with hummingbirds, butterflies, and bluebirds. A shaded pergola, multiple decks and gathering spaces, meandering garden moments, and a potting shed create a place that invites you to stay awhile. Inside tall ceilings, warm wood floors, and original character meet crisp, light-filled interiors and an open, generous kitchen made for actual living. The floor plan is generous and flows easily from the entry through to the amazing backyard. A BR and bathroom at the front of the house and a second BR and bathroom at the back create two distinct, private spaces, ideal for guests, working from home, or simply having a little separation. And underneath it all: a full basement with tons of storage and the kind of extra space that gets your imagination going. Workshop, gear room, bikes, boards, and projects. The glorious luxury of having somewhere to put everything. And then there's the side yard: a remarkably long, wide gated driveway extending deep into the property, with room for multiple vehicles, an airstream, or an extraordinary amount of space for someone dreaming of expanding the garden and creating a true urban homestead. Life here extends beyond the property lines. Tuesday farmers market runs, neighborhood hellos, favorite pastries at Sweet Adeline, neighbors who know one another, and the unmistakable energy of NOBE, where N Oakland & Berkeley converge. Freshly painted inside and out, thoughtfully updated, and surrounded by a garden that has been loved for years, it feels like the best kind of city living: bright, connected, colorful, and with enough room to grow something of your own. Come for the pink door. Stay for the peach trees. And yes, there's a laundry chute.

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Location

920 63Rd St, Oakland, CA 94608

Status

Just Listed

1905

1905

Year Built

2

2

Total Bedrooms

2

2

Total Bathrooms

1,055

1,055

Sq.Ft.

Living Space

6,750

6,750

Sq.Ft.

Lot Size

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Interior

Total Bedrooms

2

Total Bathrooms

2

Full Bathrooms

2

Laundry room

In Basement

Flooring

Hardwood Flrs Throughout

Fireplace

None

Appliances

Dryer, Washer

Other Interior Features

Updated Kitchen
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Exterior & Building

Story

1

Water Source

Public

Pool

None

Lot Features

Level, Secluded, Back Yard, Landscaped, Private, Security Gate

Parking

Drive Through

Heat Type

Forced Air

Air Conditioning

None

Sewer

Public Sewer, Sump Pump

Security Features

Security Fence, Smoke Detector(s)

Other Exterior Features

Garden, Back Yard, Side Yard, Sprinklers Automatic, Storage, Entry Gate
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Lot & Area

Status

Just Listed

Open House

8/23/2026, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Living Area

1,055 Sq.Ft.

Total Area

1,055 Sq.Ft.

Lot Size

6,750 Sq.Ft.

MLS® ID

41145479

Type

Residential

Year Built

1905

Neighborhood

Oakland

Architecture Styles

Victorian
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Finance

Sales Price

$899,000

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Highlights: weekly farmers’ markets, museums, boutique co-working spaces, and live performances across multiple venues.
Nearby Schools: Lincoln Elementary, Oakland School for the Arts, and several charter options.
Things to Do: attend concerts, enjoy rooftop dining, explore art galleries, or stroll through historic Broadway.
Perfect for professionals and creatives who want a lively, walkable, transit-connected urban lifestyle.

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Highlights: Children’s Fairyland, Gondola rides, Lakeside Park & Garden Center, and weekend festivals.
Nearby Schools: Cleveland Elementary, Edna Brewer Middle School, and charter school options.
Things to Do: sunrise walks, weekend picnics, farmers’ markets, community events, and lakeside dining.
Ideal for anyone seeking an active, social, and picturesque urban environment.

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East Oakland is a large and diverse district known for its strong cultural identity, local businesses, and vibrant community life. The area features parks, recreation centers, and family-friendly spaces, along with a rich food scene representing multiple cultures.
Highlights: Coliseum area events, Brookfield and Arroyo Viejo parks, and local markets.
Nearby Schools: Coliseum College Prep, Castlemont High, and numerous elementary and charter schools.
Things to Do: enjoy authentic international cuisine, explore community gardens, attend local festivals, and take advantage of spacious parks.
Great for residents who value cultural richness, community ties, and convenient access to major highways and transit.

North Oakland

North Oakland blends historic charm with modern convenience. Known for its tree-lined residential pockets and proximity to Rockridge, Temescal, and Piedmont Avenue, the area offers easy access to boutique shops, restaurants, cafés, and parks.
Highlights: Dover Park, Temescal Alley (nearby), and College Avenue’s shopping corridor.
Nearby Schools: Oakland Tech, Sankofa United, Chabot Elementary (nearby), and several preschools.
Things to Do: enjoy cafés, browse local boutiques, explore nearby walking trails, or attend community events.
Ideal for those who want a walkable, centrally located neighborhood with access to multiple entertainment and dining districts.

West Oakland

West Oakland is a rapidly evolving neighborhood known for its rich history, industrial character, and artistic energy. Its close proximity to San Francisco and Downtown Oakland makes it a favorite for commuters and creatives alike.
Highlights: historic Victorians, community gardens, arts warehouses, and the Mandela Parkway Greenway.
Nearby Schools: Hoover Elementary, McClymonds High School, and charter programs.
Things to Do: visit local art studios, bike along Mandela Parkway, explore pop-up markets, and experience cultural festivals.
A great match for those seeking an edgy, creative, and centrally located neighborhood with major transit access.

Oakland Hills

The Oakland Hills offer panoramic Bay views, winding streets, and a peaceful, nature-filled setting. Homes range from historic estates to modern hillside retreats, all surrounded by towering redwoods and scenic landscapes.
Highlights: Redwood Regional Park, Joaquin Miller Park, Skyline Boulevard vistas, and hilltop trail networks.
Nearby Schools: Hillcrest School, Montclair Elementary, Montera Middle, and top private schools.
Things to Do: hike through redwood forests, enjoy scenic drives, practice photography at sunset lookouts, or relax in quiet residential enclaves.
Perfect for those seeking privacy, natural beauty, and a high-quality lifestyle just minutes from the city.

Oakland is a vibrant, diverse, and culturally rich city with neighborhoods that range from lively urban districts to peaceful hillside communities. Residents enjoy world-class dining, a thriving arts scene, scenic parks, and easy access to San Francisco and the wider Bay Area. From the active waterfront at Lake Merritt to the creative enclaves of West Oakland and the tranquil beauty of the Oakland Hills, the city offers something for every lifestyle—urban energy, nature, culture, and community. Downtown Oakland Downtown Oakland is the city’s energetic urban core—vibrant, diverse, and filled with culture. The neighborhood offers a dynamic mix of restaurants, coffee shops, galleries, and nightlife, along with iconic landmarks like Fox Theater, The Paramount, and Oakland City Center.Highlights: weekly farmers’ markets, museums, boutique co-working spaces, and live performances across multiple venues.Nearby Schools: Lincoln Elementary, Oakland School for the Arts, and several charter options.Things to Do: attend concerts, enjoy rooftop dining, explore art galleries, or stroll through historic Broadway.Perfect for professionals and creatives who want a lively, walkable, transit-connected urban lifestyle. Lake Merritt Centered around Oakland’s beloved urban lake, this neighborhood offers scenic views, outdoor recreation, and a strong community feel. Residents enjoy walking and biking paths, kayaking, birdwatching, and cultural events at the Lake Merritt Amphitheater. The surrounding Grand and Lakeshore avenues offer cafés, boutiques, and local restaurants.Highlights: Children’s Fairyland, Gondola rides, Lakeside Park & Garden Center, and weekend festivals.Nearby Schools: Cleveland Elementary, Edna Brewer Middle School, and charter school options.Things to Do: sunrise walks, weekend picnics, farmers’ markets, community events, and lakeside dining.Ideal for anyone seeking an active, social, and picturesque urban environment. East Oakland East Oakland is a large and diverse district known for its strong cultural identity, local businesses, and vibrant community life. The area features parks, recreation centers, and family-friendly spaces, along with a rich food scene representing multiple cultures.Highlights: Coliseum area events, Brookfield and Arroyo Viejo parks, and local markets.Nearby Schools: Coliseum College Prep, Castlemont High, and numerous elementary and charter schools.Things to Do: enjoy authentic international cuisine, explore community gardens, attend local festivals, and take advantage of spacious parks.Great for residents who value cultural richness, community ties, and convenient access to major highways and transit. North Oakland North Oakland blends historic charm with modern convenience. Known for its tree-lined residential pockets and proximity to Rockridge, Temescal, and Piedmont Avenue, the area offers easy access to boutique shops, restaurants, cafés, and parks.Highlights: Dover Park, Temescal Alley (nearby), and College Avenue’s shopping corridor.Nearby Schools: Oakland Tech, Sankofa United, Chabot Elementary (nearby), and several preschools.Things to Do: enjoy cafés, browse local boutiques, explore nearby walking trails, or attend community events.Ideal for those who want a walkable, centrally located neighborhood with access to multiple entertainment and dining districts. West Oakland West Oakland is a rapidly evolving neighborhood known for its rich history, industrial character, and artistic energy. Its close proximity to San Francisco and Downtown Oakland makes it a favorite for commuters and creatives alike.Highlights: historic Victorians, community gardens, arts warehouses, and the Mandela Parkway Greenway.Nearby Schools: Hoover Elementary, McClymonds High School, and charter programs.Things to Do: visit local art studios, bike along Mandela Parkway, explore pop-up markets, and experience cultural festivals.A great match for those seeking an edgy, creative, and centrally located neighborhood with major transit access. Oakland Hills The Oakland Hills offer panoramic Bay views, winding streets, and a peaceful, nature-filled setting. Homes range from historic estates to modern hillside retreats, all surrounded by towering redwoods and scenic landscapes.Highlights: Redwood Regional Park, Joaquin Miller Park, Skyline Boulevard vistas, and hilltop trail networks.Nearby Schools: Hillcrest School, Montclair Elementary, Montera Middle, and top private schools.Things to Do: hike through redwood forests, enjoy scenic drives, practice photography at sunset lookouts, or relax in quiet residential enclaves.Perfect for those seeking privacy, natural beauty, and a high-quality lifestyle just minutes from the city.
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Gretchen Roethle

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Phone
(415) 599-6200
Shannon Mitchell

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Phone
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