The story
Unit #C at 323 63rd Street is a 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom, single-level condo in Oakland, CA with 725 sq ft of living space, built in 1944. It is currently listed at $672,000, with a monthly HOA fee of $525.
Introducing four newly converted condominium homes in the most coveted part of Rockridge, just off College Avenue and adjacent to Elmwood. Morning coffee at Cole, fresh produce from Yasai, pastries at La Farine, brunch at Southie: the neighborhood’s best is right around the corner, and Rockridge BART is half a mile away. Each home has been thoughtfully updated and individually designed, so no two feel alike. What every home has in common is what makes a condo live like a house: its own private outdoor space (balconies upstairs, yards with patios at street level), in-unit laundry, hardwood floors throughout, and a home office nook tucked into the kitchen for work-from-home days. Every home also comes with an assigned off-street parking space and its own large detached storage shed. Set on 63rd Street, known for its mature trees and historic Craftsman homes, these are condos with the soul of a single-family home. Unit C offers upstairs living at the front of the building, overlooking 63rd Street’s mature trees and Craftsman homes. Taken down to the studs and fully renovated in 2026, it is the most design-forward home in the building, pairing fresh, modern interiors with classic Rockridge views and a private balcony to share with your furry friends.
