Find the newest Piedmont homes for sale as well as more real estate in Alameda County below. The small city of Piedmont is completely surrounded by the much larger city of Oakland, enabling most to only classify it as a semi-suburban location that’s just minutes from Alameda County's largest city and county seat. Recent population statistics have over 10,500 people living in Piedmont, and outside of a few community parks, several local schools, and a few churches scattered throughout the area, it’s also almost entirely residential. As potential buyers will quickly notice once driving down one of Piedmont’s many residential side streets, homes in the area are supremely maintained and boast the kind of high-end curb appeal. But along with all the luxurious and historic homes that fill out the local landscape, Piedmont is also noted for its high level of walkability and picturesque views of Oakland thanks to the hilly terrain and steep inclines that encompass much of the city. For further information about Piedmont properties for sale or to schedule a private showing, contact your Bay Area real estate team today! Read more about Piedmont real estate.
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Real estate in Piedmont is 1.7 square miles of exclusive properties, many built on generous lots and featuring expansive Bay views. With home prices averaging well over a million dollars, real estate in Piedmont CA is not for the faint-of-heart, but if the budget allows, the rewards of owning a mansion or a bungalow in this exclusive enclave are great. Like its neighboring city of Berkeley, Piedmont is a community of distinctive, well-maintained homes designed by prominent East Bay architects. Julia Morgan, L.C. Mullgardt, Willis Polk, and Bernard Maybeck are all represented in Piedmont architecture; as are mid-century modernists Serge Chermayeff, Clarence Mayhew, and the firm of Campbell and Wong.
Although smaller in terms of population, homes for sale in Piedmont sometimes feel larger than life. High-end homes on the market in Piedmont regularly top out around $4+ million, but most tend to fall somewhere in the $1.5 to $2.5 price range, making it a great spot for any luxury East Bay home buyer to consider if they’re hoping to get a little more bang for their buck.
Although Piedmont is primarily residential, shopping is readily available in nearby Oakland neighborhoods, including Rockridge and Montclair. Centrally located, Piedmont is only minutes from Berkeley, Oakland, and the Bay Bridge to the north and the west; while to the east, Walnut Creek is but a short drive or BART ride away.
Piedmont High School consistently rates in the top 500 on Newsweek’s annual list of the top 1500 high schools in the United States, and Piedmont elementary schools are among the best in California.
Below is a list of schools in the city of Piedmont for buyers with school-aged children to consider:
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