4+ Bedroom Homes with Big Yards for Sale in Oakland, CA Under $1.2M
There are 8 single family homes for sale in Oakland, CA, with 4 to 8 bedrooms, 0 to 4 bathrooms, and 1,709 to 2,854 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $1,048,000 to $1,149,000, and build years from 1895 to 1971. The largest, at 1086 66th Street, offers 8 bedrooms and 2,854 square feet for $1,145,000.
The homes sit in the hills and flats east of Lake Merritt, where tree-lined streets climb toward the Oakland Hills and Redwood Regional Park. Montclair Village anchors the higher blocks with its shops and cafes, while Rockridge and the Piedmont Avenue corridor sit a short drive west. Many lots slope gently toward the back, giving families room to garden on terrain that is typical of Oakland's older hillside neighborhoods.
Interstate 580 and Interstate 880 connect the city to the Bay Bridge, roughly 20 to 30 minutes to downtown San Francisco outside rush hour. Oakland Unified School District serves the city's public schools, and Joaquin Miller Park and the Lake Merritt path give residents a trail or a loop around the water without leaving Oakland. Downtown Oakland and the BART stations are a few minutes from most streets.
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Which Oakland neighborhoods have the biggest backyards?
Lots in the hill neighborhoods above Montclair and the Oakland Hills tend to be larger and more sloped than lots on the flats. Buyers who want a flat, usable yard should compare lot shapes on each street, since grade changes are common in Oakland's older districts.
How long is the commute from Oakland to San Francisco?
Most commuters cross the Bay Bridge in about 20 to 30 minutes outside rush hour, and BART offers a reliable alternative from several stations. Peak traffic on I-580 and I-880 can double that time, so commuters should test the route at their actual start time.
Is Oakland a good place for families who want outdoor space?
Oakland has several large parks, including Redwood Regional Park and Joaquin Miller Park, along with the Lake Merritt path. Families often choose the hills for quieter streets and the flats for shorter walks to shops and schools.
What should buyers check for an older home in Oakland?
Homes built before the mid-twentieth century often need updated wiring, plumbing, and foundation work. Buyers should order a seismic and sewer inspection, since both matter in the East Bay and can affect insurance and repair budgets.
How do the Oakland Hills differ from the flatlands near Lake Merritt?
The hills offer views, tree cover, and larger lots, but they involve steeper streets and more winding drives. The flatlands near Lake Merritt are closer to BART and downtown, with shorter walks to restaurants and transit.
Which schools serve these Oakland neighborhoods?
Most addresses in these neighborhoods are served by the Oakland Unified School District, though attendance boundaries can differ by street. Buyers should confirm the assigned school for each specific address with the district before making a decision.