Search the newest Mutual Creamery Lofts studio spaces available and real estate in Oakland below! Located in an ice cream factory that was built in 1922, the Mutual Creamery Lofts complex at 425 East 11th Street in Oakland, CA is just around the corner from the East Lake Lofts on 4th Avenue. Although the two loft developments are separate, they share a common theme of industrial style in a live/work loft environment. For further information about Mutual Creamery Lofts properties for sale in Oakland or to schedule a private showing, contact your Bay Area real estate team today. Read more about Mutual Creamery Lofts.
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Mutual Creamery Lofts is a three building complex with a total of 26 luxury, live/work lofts. Each loft retains elements of the original creamery with exposed brick, steel beams, and high ceilings. Floor plans include both 1- and 2-bedroom units, ranging from 700+ square feet to just over 1200 sq. ft.
Amenities at 425 East 11th Street include in-unit laundry hookups, air conditioning, and a gated courtyard and parking area. Some units have skylights and private patios.
Mutual Creamery Lofts is in an ideal commuter location, near both Interstate-880 and the Lake Merritt BART station. 425 East 11th Street is within walking distance of downtown Oakland and Lake Merritt, as well as being just a few minutes' drive from Jack London Square and the nightlife and entertainment of Uptown.
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