View the newest Cathedral Building lofts for sale and Oakland real estate below! The Cathedral Building is an historic building in the triangle created by the intersection of Broadway Street and Telegraph Avenue in downtown Oakland. Constructed in 1914, the building, located at 1615 Broadway Street, was originally called the Federal Realty Building. Converted into a mixed-use building in 2008, the first 6 floors of the Cathedral Building are commercial space and floors 7-14 are condominiums. For additional information on Cathedral Building properties for sale in Oakland or to schedule a studio showing, contact your Bay Area real estate specialists today. Read more about Cathedral Building lofts.
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Each of the condos at 1615 Broadway occupies an entire floor, accessed via both stairway and elevator. Floor plans are unique and feature 2-3 bedrooms with open living areas. Several of the units in the Cathedral Building have a loft-like second story and two of the condos have private roof decks. The condos in the Cathedral Building also have gourmet kitchens with high-end appliances.
The Cathedral Building is in a convenient downtown Oakland location. Both the 19th Street BART and the City Center BART stations are down the street (in opposite directions), and all the amenities that downtown Oakland has to offer are nearby. For entertainment, the lively Uptown district is an easy walk away.
Considering the purchase of a studio in Cathedral Building? Let our team of local real estate professionals help you through the purchase of your new Cathedral Building property or the sale of your current loft residence. As Oakland real estate agents, we have expert insider knowledge of the market dynamics unique to Cathedral Building lofts.
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