2309 High St, Oakland, CA 94601

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$599,000

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bathrooms

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Acreage

0.12

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1909

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Looking for the perfect place to start your next chapter? This spacious home is just minutes from the 580 Freeway and it is ready for a new family to love it! Cherished by the same family for many years, it has all the space and comfort you've been searching for. You'll love the welcoming living room, formal dining space for family dinners, and a big kitchen that's perfect for cooking together. The bedrooms are roomy and connected by a Jack-and-Jill bathroom, plus there's a half bath, laundry area, a finished basement, and a bonus den that makes a great playroom, home office, or hobby space. Outside, the large backyard is perfect for kids, pets, or weekend barbecues. And with Maxwell Park, the Laurel District, and so many conveniences nearby, you'll feel right at home. The best part? This home may qualify for down payment assistance, making it an incredible opportunity for first-time buyers. Homes like this don't stay on the market for long-see it before it's gone!

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MLS number: 41110828

Listing agent: Vanessa Klein

Listing broker: Coldwell Banker Realty (510) 583-5400

Last update: Wednesday, September 17 2025 at 9:32 p.m. EDT

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