View the newest Magnolia Row lofts for sale and Oakland real estate below! Magnolia Row is a series of loft-style townhomes stretched along Magnolia Street (3221-3327 Magnolia) and 32nd Street (1200-1230 32nd) in Oakland's Clawson neighborhood. Designed by Bay Area architect David Baker, and built in 2002, Magnolia Row is an award-winning project intended to help revitalize the neighborhood. For additional information on Magnolia Row properties for sale in Oakland or to schedule a studio showing, contact your Bay Area real estate specialists today. Read more about Magnolia Row lofts.
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With open, loft-like living areas and private bedrooms, the 36 units in Magnolia Row blend the best of a live/work loft lifestyle with personal privacy. The 20 loft-townhomes on Magnolia Street are all 3-story units with private garages, while the homes on 32nd Street are all 2-story townhomes with dedicated parking behind the building.
All the homes in Magnolia Row have private garden areas and are tech-ready with prewiring for security systems, phones, and Ethernet.
Clawson is a West Oakland neighborhood that is undergoing transition, and provides the first-time homebuyer with an opportunity to purchase an affordable home in a location that is convenient for commuting. It is close to public transportation, area freeways, and just a few blocks from the shops and businesses in Emeryville.
Considering the purchase of a studio in Magnolia Row? Let our team of local real estate professionals help you through the purchase of your new Magnolia Row 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 Magnolia Row lofts.
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