Explore today's new West End Commons studio spaces for sale and properties in Oakland below. Bordered by Mandela Parkway, 28th Street, and Ettie Street in Oakland's diverse western sector, the award-winning West End Commons is a community of 91 stand-alone townhomes grouped along five private, gated lanes. The network of lanes and connecting footpaths gives West End Commons the feeling of a comfortable urban neighborhood right in the center of an industrialized section of West Oakland. To learn more about West End Commons properties on the market in Oakland or to set up a private tour, contact your Bay Area real estate experts today! Read more about West End Commons lofts.
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Looking to buy or sell a loft space at West End Commons? Call Bay Area Modern at (415) 233-6821. Your neighborhood real estate agents are here to help you navigate the ins and outs of the West End Commons Oakland loft market.
Designed by David Baker Architects, townhouses at West End Commons come with a variety of flexible, open floor plans, specifically designed to accommodate a variety of potential live/work uses. Ranging from smaller two story, 1-bedroom units with open live/work spaces to larger, three story live/work townhomes that offer separate private/client entrances, personal garages, and private gardens, the townhouses at West End Commons have a modern aesthetic and plenty of style. All units have high ceilings, commercial grade windows, dedicated parking, and washer/dryer hookups. Each townhome also has a high-efficiency tankless water heater and is pre-wired for ethernet and multiple phone lines.
Although the city's zoning and the architect's design have created live/work spaces that are well-suited for never having to leave the comfort of home, those who choose to venture out will find that West End Commons is just minutes away from all commuter options, including area freeways and public transportation.
Looking to purchase a studio at West End Commons? Let our Oakland real estate team guide you through the sale of your current loft residence or purchase your next West End Commons property. As local real estate agents, we're well-versed in the unique market dynamics of West End Commons lofts.
Contact Bay Area Modern to learn more about representation for buyers and sellers at West End Commons. View our Free Market Analysis page to receive a West End Commons loft evaluation within moments.
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