201 4Th St

A two-story former warehouse converted to loft condominiums in Oakland's Jack London Square, completed in 1928 and adapted into residential use. The structure preserves industrial character—exposed concrete walls, textured concrete ceilings, visible steel conduits and large factory-style windows—paired with contemporary interventions such as renovated chef kitchens, hardwood or polished concrete floors, and modern light fixtures. Units are primarily one- and two-bedroom live/work lofts with elevated or walled loft bedrooms, walk-in closets, split bath layouts, in-unit laundry and breakfast-bar or eat-in kitchen configurations. Common areas include an on-site fitness room and occasional small roof decks; select penthouse residences feature expansive private terraces and multiple parking spaces. Parking is deeded garage stalls for many units; additional storage lockers available in some homes. The building supports a pedestrian-oriented lifestyle: immediate access to ferry, Amtrak and BART, nearby freeway connections, restaurants, farmer’s market and waterfront promenades in a vibrant mixed-use district. Pet policies vary by unit but several listings note pet-friendly status. The overall feel blends historic industrial architecture with upgraded urban-living conveniences suitable for live/work uses and outdoor-oriented penthouse layouts.