102 Overhill Rd, Orinda, CA 94563

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$10,500

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bathrooms

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Acreage

0.46

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2001

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Furnshed rental available now. Spectacular fresh and new tradiotional ranch style home. Gorgeous and private level lot ideal for entertaining and enjoying serenity for soothing moments. Magnificent custom detail and designer touches throughout the home. Level one with laundry room and 4 bedroom and additional bedroom suite added about the garage. Dream kitchen with high-end finishes, center island, granite counters, 8-burner Wolf range, gourmet coffee center. Spacious and elegant master suite.with a custom walk-in closet. Anderson French doors leading to the well manicured outdoor space. 2 car garage with additional guest parking. Fabulous location near Orinda BART, downtown shopping and amenities, neighborhood conveniences, community services and buildings, easy freeway access and easy commute to San Francisco financial district. Orinda is such a great central location for a resort setting near an urban area, offering the best of both worlds.

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MLS number: 41112241

Listing agent: Jeannie Anderson

Listing broker: Coldwell Banker Realty (925) 253-4600

Last update: Saturday, September 27 2025 at 1:11 a.m. EDT

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