The story
Unit UNIT 103 at 389 Belmont Street is a 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom, single-level condo in Oakland, CA with 900 sq ft of living space and 1 garage space, built in 1983. It is currently listed at $328,000, with a monthly HOA fee of $752. Highlights include a fireplace.
OWN THE LAKE MERRITT LIFESTYLE | Spacious, Turnkey Adams Point Condo What if your weekend started with coffee on Grand Avenue, continued at the farmers market, and ended with a sunset walk around Lake Merritt—all without getting in your car? Welcome to 389 Belmont Street #103, a beautifully refreshed and spacious 1-bedroom condo in Adams Point, just moments from Lake Merritt. With approximately 900 square feet, this home offers the kind of space that’s increasingly difficult to find in a one-bedroom condo. The open, comfortable living area features a cozy fireplace and opens to a large private balcony with peekaboo views of Lake Merritt and the Oakland Hills—your own outdoor escape in the heart of the city. The updated kitchen features stone countertops, while fresh interior paint and modern light fixtures create a bright, clean and inviting feel throughout. The spacious primary bedroom offers generous closet space and an en-suite bathroom, while the in-unit stacked washer and dryer add the everyday convenience buyers are looking for. And then there’s the location. Walk to the Saturday Grand Lake Farmers Market. Grab your morning coffee along Grand Avenue. Meet friends for dinner and drinks on Lakeshore. Wander the lake at sunset. Explore nearby cafés, restaurants, boutiques and neighborhood favorites. This is the kind of home where the location becomes part of your lifestyle. The secure Belmont Staten building offers a secured lobby, elevator, guest parking and one-car garage parking, while the HOA includes water, elevator service and common-area maintenance. Your home. Your balcony. Your lake. Your Oakland. 389 Belmont Street #103 offers the rare opportunity to own a spacious, move-in-ready home in one of Oakland’s most lifestyle-driven neighborhoods—without giving up the convenience of secure parking and easy access to the rest of the Bay Area.
