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Let's go back to the 1930's
Let's go back to the 1930's
Welcome to 4058 Suter Street, where the rich history of the Allendale/Laurel neighborhood merges seamlessly with modern-day charm. Step into a home that holds a captivating tale, tracing its origins back to 1939 when this vibrant area was abuzz with movie theaters and dreams of local shops and eateries.
Prepare to be enchanted as you approach the enticing facade, adorned with meticulously manicured landscaping and an inviting front porch that beckons you inside. Upon entering, you'll be greeted by an expansive living room bathed in warm natural sunlight and adorned with timeless hardwood floors and an original bay window. The architectural splendor of the 1930s is brought to life through elegant arches and a charming woodburning fireplace, enhancing the space with a touch of vintage elegance.
The thoughtfully designed split-level floor plan takes you on a trip through the 1930's, starting with the perfect entry leading into the living and dining room connected to the staircase leading you to two cozy bedrooms and a well-appointed bathroom boasting charm and updates. The lower level consists of a primary suite with dual closets and an updated bathroom, complemented by a large laundry room and a separate entrance if your needs include an in-law. The kitchen, beautifully updated with the perfect corner window to gaze into the yard, seamlessly connected to the covered deck and yard, this culinary haven invites you to entertain guests, indulge in gardening adventures, swing on the play structure, or simply enjoy moments of relaxation. Immerse yourself in a private sanctuary as you observe the playful interactions of birds and bees, teasing the vibrant blossoms that adorn the seasonal landscape. The raised beds offer an opportunity for green thumbs to cultivate their favorite herbs and vegetables, while the lemon, lime, and pear trees stand as proud symbols of nature's abundance.
Beyond the enchanting abode, discover the true allure of the location as it effortlessly connects you to some of Oakland's finest offerings. Indulge in the delectable fare of Sequoia Diner, savor the craft brews at Ghost Town Brewing, or explore the curated selections at Degrees Plato. Relish in the culinary delights of Vientien Cafe, Jo's Modern Thai, and the mouthwatering offerings at Everett & Jones Barbeque. Enjoy one of many health and wellness clinics like Be Well Natural and The Source.
4058 Suter Street invites you to create your chapter within its hallowed walls, embracing the timeless beauty of the past while reveling in the vibrant energy of the present. It's time to embark on a journey that intertwines history, charm, and a truly exceptional living experience.
Dear Prospective Homebuyers,
We are writing to you with a heartfelt message about the place we have come to call home. In 2019, just months before the world was engulfed by the Covid lockdown, we found ourselves moving into this very house. Little did we know that the challenging times ahead would make us
appreciate it even more.
During those initial months of uncertainty and isolation, we embarked on our first home project; building a deck in the backyard, which became a safe haven where we could all find peace and joy amidst the chaos. Over the course of four years, we have poured our hearts into caring for
this home. Countless updates and improvements have been made, from new windows to a remodeled downstairs bathroom and bedroom. We have lovingly maintained every corner of this home with the help of Erin’s dad, who can build just about anything.
But it wasn't just our home that captured our hearts; it was the community that embraced us. Our neighbors became more than just friendly faces; they became an extended family. In this neighborhood, there is a remarkable sense of togetherness and support. A few highlights were
leisurely walks around the neighborhood, playdates with neighborhood kids at the newly remodeled Allendale Park, and walking to our favorite restaurant, Phnom Penh.
As we prepare to say our farewells, we wanted to extend an invitation to you, the prospective homebuyers. We hope that you will find the same love and happiness here that we have experienced.
With warm regards,
Robert, Erin, Amel, Miles, and Isaac
Open Houses:
Sunday, October 15th 2-4:30pm
Sunday, October 22nd 2-4:30pm
Brokers Tour:
Monday, October 16th 10:30am-1pm
Additional Showings by Appointment:
Contact Julia Temple
(510) 759-3677
[email protected]
A small neighborhood approximately 15 minutes east of Downtown Oakland, the Laurel District is teeming with culture and diversity. As you walk through this diverse neighborhood, it’s easy to gain a sense of what makes Laurel such an amazing place to live.
Featuring older Bungalow-style homes, many of which have been fully upgraded from the inside-out, the Laurel District combines the quaint feel of 1940s California with a modern assortment of restaurants, shops, and annual festivals. Laurel hosts an annual, dog-friendly Street Fair. Held every August, the street fair features an incredible lineup of musicians, plus food, drinks and good from a variety of reputable artisan vendors.
Residents of Laurel can walk to a wide variety of restaurants and try several different cuisines any day of the week. Notable restaurants in the neighborhood include:
Sequoia Diner: Offering a delectable menu of breakfast and lunch staples, everything at Sequoia Diner is made from scratch. A fantastic option for breakfast with friends and family.
Miliki Restaurant: Savor the flavors of West Africa in this popular dining establishment. Add in a small stage for live music and a DJ, and transport yourself into a different-yet-fun culture without leaving town.
The Laurel District is conveniently located next to I-580, and is less than 15 miles from the heart of San Francisco. If you prefer utilizing public transit, residents of Laurel can easily access the BART System via Route 54 with a short walk down MacArthur Boulevard to 35th Avenue. Furthermore, college students and faculty who live in Laurel are just a half mile away from Mills College. Commutes to the Financial District and the Mission District take less than an hour, allowing you to relax on the way to and from work.
If you are looking for a quaint, charming neighborhood in the Bay Area with great food, shopping, and easy access to highways and public transit, the Laurel District could be the perfect fit for you!
