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1170 9Th St 17, Alameda, CA 94501

Condo

1170 9Th St 17, Alameda, CA 94501 Sold February 2024 CRMLS
$605,000Sold February 2024

Listing Agent: Kate McCaffrey (DRE #01355206) · Listing Office: Compass · Contact: 510-254-3831 · Bought with: Dianne Arancibia · Winkler Real Estate Group · MLS #41048975 · Source: CRMLS

1
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
767
Sq Ft
64,468 sqft
Lot Size
1959
Year Built
Condo
Type
1
Stories
0
Garage
Baseboard
Heating
$565/mo
HOA

About this condo

Filled with Mid-Century charm and ambience, Beachcomber Condominiums was built in 1959 and is situated at the end of a cul-de-sac on one of the Gold Coast neighborhood's western-most lagoons. Located just blocks from Washington Park, Crab Cove and Webster Street's many boutiques, restaurants and businesses, the home is one of only 36 condos in the HOA complex. This desirable, ground floor end unit features 1 bedroom, 1 updated bathroom, an open living/dining room, an updated kitchen, a spacious private garden + slate patio, and exceptional, unobstructed views of the lagoon that's home to geese, ducks, seagulls, pelicans and hawks. Updates include dual-pane windows/sliding doors, a remodeled bathroom, a modernized kitchen with quartz counters + new cabinet fronts/hardware, and fresh interior paint + stylish light fixtures throughout. The Association has communal boat docks (3) and a heated pool, while the HOA fee covers common area + pool maintenance, heat, water and trash pick-up. Conveniently situated close to Alameda Farmers' Market, Crown Beach, South Shore Center, Franklin Park and shoreline trails. A hidden waterfront treasure in a fabulous Gold Coast location!

Listing description from the February 2024 sale, as reported to CRMLS.

Sale history

$605,000
Sold February 2024 · listed $395,000, on market February 2024 · MLS #41048975 · Source: CRMLS
Listing Agent: Kate McCaffrey · Listing Office: Compass · Contact: 510-254-3831 · Bought with: Dianne Arancibia · Winkler Real Estate Group
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