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6411 Snake Road

  • Oakland, CA
  • $1,471,310
$1,471,310

6411 Snake Road

3 Beds 2 Baths 1,722 Sq.Ft. 6,890 Sq.Ft.

Description

Perched in a tranquil Montclair hillside setting, 6411 Snake Road is a view-filled retreat where nature, privacy, and sweeping San Francisco and Bay vistas converge. Built in 1946 and thoughtfully arranged across two levels, the home offers 1,722 square feet (per public record) of inviting living space designed to embrace its extraordinary surroundings.

Arrival begins at the two-car garage, where a short descent reveals a private, almost hidden sanctuary. Entry from the two-level deck immediately showcases the home’s breathtaking outlooks and seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. The main level features a spacious living room with a fireplace and walls of windows oriented toward the entertaining decks, allowing light and views to define the space. The adjoining dining area includes a custom built-in banquette with integrated storage, perfectly positioned to capture the scenery while remaining connected to the galley-style kitchen. Two bedrooms and a full bathroom complete this level, along with a conveniently located laundry room with side-yard access.

The lower level expands the home’s flexibility, offering a generous family room, an additional bedroom, and a full bathroom—with direct connection to the deck and garden. Outdoors, mature trees and natural surroundings create a peaceful environment for entertaining, relaxation, and year-round enjoyment.

Balancing privacy with panoramic beauty, this hillside residence feels like a retreat from daily life while remaining connected to the greater Bay Area.

 

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Location

6411 Snake Road, Oakland, CA 94611

Status

Sold

1946

1946

Year Built

3

3

Total Bedrooms

2

2

Total Bathrooms

1,722

1,722

Sq.Ft.

Living Space

6,890

6,890

Sq.Ft.

Lot Size

2.0

2.0

Garage Spaces

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Interior

Total Bedrooms

3

Total Bathrooms

2

Full Bathrooms

2

Laundry room

Dryer, Laundry Room, Washer, Upper Level

Flooring

Hardwood, Tile, Wood

Fireplace

Living Room, Wood Burning

Appliances

Dishwasher, Gas Range, Free-Standing Range, Refrigerator, Dryer, Washer

Other Interior Features

Family Room
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Exterior & Building

Stories

2

Garage Spaces

2.0

Utilities

Internet Available, Individual Electric Meter, Individual Gas Meter

Pool

None

Roof

Shingle

Lot Features

Sloped Down, Premium Lot, Back Yard, Front Yard, Landscaped

Parking

Detached, Garage, Garage Door Opener

Heat Type

Forced Air

Air Conditioning

None

Security Features

Carbon Monoxide Detector(s), Smoke Detector(s)

Other Exterior Features

Back Yard, Dog Run, Front Yard, Side Yard, Terraced Down, Landscape Back, Landscape Front, Low Maintenance, Private Entrance, Yard Space
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Lot & Area

Status

Sold

Living Area

1,722 Sq.Ft.

Total Area

1,722 Sq.Ft.

Lot Size

6,890 Sq.Ft.

MLS® ID

41126021

Type

Residential

Year Built

1946

Neighborhood

Oakland

Architecture Styles

Contemporary, Mid Century Modern

View Description

Bay,Bay Bridge,City Lights,Downtown,Panoramic,San Francisco,Water,Trees/Woods,Bridge(s),City

School District

Oakland (510) 879-8111
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Finance

Sales Price

$1,471,310

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Oakland

One of the most vibrant and diverse cities in the country. Renowned for its artistic and cultural richness.

Welcome to Oakland

Oakland is one of the most vibrant and diverse cities in the country. Renowned for its artistic and cultural richness, thriving dining scene, and leadership in environmental sustainability, it’s a highly desirable place to live, attracting people from all over the world.
 
Located just 20 minutes from San Francisco, in the geographical center of the Bay Area, Oakland enjoys a warmer climate than its West Bay neighbor. Its landscape includes vast parkland with towering redwood trees, babbling creeks and miles of hiking trails, as well as Lake Merritt, a large tidal lagoon that connects to a beautiful waterfront.
 
In such a large and ethnically diverse city, where 400,000-plus residents speak more than 120 languages, there is no shortage of cultural amenities to draw your attention. The city’s world-class attractions include an internationally acclaimed museum, ballet, symphony and zoo; two grand, Art Deco-style performance venues; and the A’s major-league baseball team. Every first Friday of the month, throngs of people flock to the city’s hugely popular art walk, Art Murmur, and accompanying street party, First Friday. Oakland is also home to a large LGBT community and, in recent years, has attracted an influx of tech companies, helping usher in a wave of new restaurants, bars and boutiques.
 
The city’s neighborhoods are as diverse as its population, with charm and uniqueness permeating every corner. Oakland real estate spans the gamut, from the restored Craftsman bungalows of Rockridge to the stately Tudors of Crocker Highlands and the colorful Victorians and lofts of West Oakland, offering something for everyone.
 
Transportation-wise, Oakland residents have plentiful options, with an international airport, major freeways, bus lines, BART, bike lanes and a free downtown shuttle. To make it even easier to get around, the city expanded its bike- and car-sharing options in 2017.
 

Neighborhoods

Welcome to Oakland Oakland is one of the most vibrant and diverse cities in the country. Renowned for its artistic and cultural richness, thriving dining scene, and leadership in environmental sustainability, it’s a highly desirable place to live, attracting people from all over the world. Located just 20 minutes from San Francisco, in the geographical center of the Bay Area, Oakland enjoys a warmer climate than its West Bay neighbor. Its landscape includes vast parkland with towering redwood trees, babbling creeks and miles of hiking trails, as well as Lake Merritt, a large tidal lagoon that connects to a beautiful waterfront. In such a large and ethnically diverse city, where 400,000-plus residents speak more than 120 languages, there is no shortage of cultural amenities to draw your attention. The city’s world-class attractions include an internationally acclaimed museum, ballet, symphony and zoo; two grand, Art Deco-style performance venues; and the A’s major-league baseball team. Every first Friday of the month, throngs of people flock to the city’s hugely popular art walk, Art Murmur, and accompanying street party, First Friday. Oakland is also home to a large LGBT community and, in recent years, has attracted an influx of tech companies, helping usher in a wave of new restaurants, bars and boutiques. The city’s neighborhoods are as diverse as its population, with charm and uniqueness permeating every corner. Oakland real estate spans the gamut, from the restored Craftsman bungalows of Rockridge to the stately Tudors of Crocker Highlands and the colorful Victorians and lofts of West Oakland, offering something for everyone. Transportation-wise, Oakland residents have plentiful options, with an international airport, major freeways, bus lines, BART, bike lanes and a free downtown shuttle. To make it even easier to get around, the city expanded its bike- and car-sharing options in 2017. Neighborhoods Adams Point Crocker Highlands, Trestle Glen Dimond Dogtown Downtown Oakland Glenview Grand Lake Jack London Square Lake Merritt Lakeside Maxwell Park Montclair Piedmont Avenue NOBE Redwood Heights Laurel Oakmore Piedmont Pines Rockridge (Lower) Sheffield Village Rockridge (Upper) Temescal West Oakland
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