an enchanting tudor

Crocker Highlands, once known for reliance on Key Line of electric trains, offers elegant examples of Tudor, Spanish, Arts and Crafts, Beaux Arts, and Art Deco period homes dating back to the 1920s. Notable homes were designed by architects Julia Morgan and Bernard Maybeck. Tree-lined streets and authentic street lamps from the 1920s are laid out along the rolling hills and frame spacious, manicured lawns in a neighborhood reminiscent of English garden suburbs, where kids and parents stroll the streets ​on their way to school.

Crocker Highlands is conveniently located between Interstates 580 and 13, and AC Transit bus lines serve the neighborhood. Residents can easily access parks, shops, and restaurants in the nearby Lakeshore, Grand Lake, and Glenview neighborhoods, and the year-round Saturday Farmers' Market across from the renowned Grand Lake Theater is a must on Saturday mornings. this home is biking distance to Lake Merritt and downtown Oakland.