Andrew Pitarre & Tom Anthony Present

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4428-4446 Howe Street, Oakland

Modern Elegance - Steps to Piedmont Ave

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Welcome. It’s a word that captures the essence of Oakmont Terrace—a community where you feel “gladly received.”

Designed for modern living yet rooted in a deep sense of place, Oakmont Terrace is the latest collection of seven residences in the Oakmont neighborhood near the Oakland / Piedmont Border conceived by renowned Bay Area firm Jarvis Architects.

Set mere steps from the cultural pulse of Piedmont Ave and nestled near the natural serenity of Mountain View Cemetery, this limited-edition enclave artfully bridges past and present—drawing inspiration from Oakland’s rich architectural heritage while embracing a distinctly modern lifestyle.

Among the seven residences, two are restored originals—including a Victorian home from 1896, rebuilt from the ground up with its original charm intact and every modern comfort in place. The remaining five homes are newly built, blending Craftsman-inspired details— intricate millwork, rich colors and graceful proportions—with clean lines, light-filled spaces, and contemporary amenities.

Home Features:

4 bedrooms
3.5 bathrooms
1,927 to 2,677 square feet
Open floorplans and light-filled living
Flexible bonus spaces ideal for home offices, dens, playrooms, or potential ADU conversions
Private outdoor spaces, including rooftop decks with living levels on the top floor for dramatic light and views
Adjacent parking spaces, primed for EV charging
Tankless water heaters
Modern electrical, plumbing, mechanical and structural systems throughout

Positioned along a shared driveway framed by trees and landscaped pathways, the homes create a welcoming sense of embrace—yet maintain privacy and individuality for each residence.

Location Highlights:

Walkable to Piedmont Avenue’s cafes, boutiques, and restaurants
Walk or bike to the historic Mountain View Cemetery, a 226-acre green space designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, beloved by locals for scenic walks and unbeatable Bay views
Set among other newly built homes on a wide tree-lined street that dead ends into St.Mary’s Cemetery, a 42-acre green space offering even more space to enjoy
Minutes to Rockridge, Temescal, and BART for convenient access to San Francisco and the greater East Bay

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Neighborhood

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Piedmont Avenue is a vibrant commercial street and residential neighborhood in Oakland, California, known for its lively concentration of restaurants, shops, and cultural attractions, including the historic Landmark Piedmont Theatre and the famous Fentons Creamery. The area features a diverse culinary scene, offering everything from Michelin-starred dining and Ethiopian cuisine to casual eateries and a lively nightlife. Residents and visitors also enjoy a wide array of retail shops, wellness centers, and fitness studios, creating a unique, small-town feel within the bustling city.

Dining & Nightlife:The street is a culinary destination with a variety of restaurants, including the Michelin-starred Commis, classic Fentons Creamery, Ethiopian eateries like Messob, and numerous cafes, pubs, and bars like Cato's Ale House.
Shopping & Services:A diverse range of retail establishments line the avenue, from unique boutiques and specialty stores like Dr. Comics and Mr. Games to everyday necessities like grocery stores and drugstores.
Arts & Entertainment:The area is home to the Landmark Piedmont Theatre, Oakland's oldest operating cinema, which screens indie and art-house films.
Wellness & Fitness:Piedmont Avenue offers numerous fitness studios, from Pilates and cycling to yoga, along with wellness centers offering services like acupuncture and colon hydrotherapy.
Residential Feel:Despite its dense commercial activity, Piedmont Avenue maintains a strong neighborhood character, with homes on surrounding streets and a sense of community fostered by local events like the monthly Piedmont Avenue Stroll.

History:

The area's history dates back to the late 1800s, with institutions like Piedmont Grocery and the Piedmont Theatre serving the community for over a century.