Rockridge (Upper)

Offers winding streets, sweeping views of the San Francisco Bay and impressive houses in an array.

Welcome to Rockridge (Upper)

It's no wonder that Upper Rockridge is one of Oakland's most desirable neighborhoods. It offers winding streets, sweeping views of the San Francisco Bay and impressive houses in an array of architectural styles.
 
Nestled between Rockridge's Broadway, Highway 13 and the Montclair district, Upper Rockridge offers close proximity to highways, BART and some of Oakland's finest shopping and restaurants. Much of this area burned in the Oakland Hills firestorm of 1991, which led to an overall facelift for the neighborhood. The larger wooded lots were replaced with grander homes staggering the hillside to compete for the coveted Bay Bridge and Campanile views. Most of the homes were constructed in the last two decades, but still boast the traditional architectural styles admired by Bay Area residents: slate gabled tutors, sprawling Mediterraneans and Craftsmans.
 
The beauty of the area is flanked by the Claremont Country Club to the northwest and Lake Temescal to the north, offering ample weekend activities within walking distance to Upper Rockridge residents. College Avenue's restaurants and shops are a mere half-mile from most addresses. It is also home to one of Oakland's finest K-8 elementary schools, Hillcrest, which plays an important factor in maintaining the value of Upper Rockridge's extraordinary real estate.

Located in the City of Oakland

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Shingle-sided home with solar panels, a broad garage and brick-paver driveway at dusk. Furnished rooftop deck with cushioned seating and a hillside neighborhood view at sunset. White hillside home with rooftop solar panels, tile roofs, and a distant bay view. Living room opening onto a deck with dining furniture and a wide view of the bay and city. A wooded lake framed by trees, with reeds along the shore and homes on a distant hillside. Aerial view of Upper Rockridge homes and tree-lined streets overlooking the city and bay. Temescal Regional Recreation Area sign among trees and rocks. Village Market storefront with a red canopy over its outdoor produce stand.

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