695 Mariposa Ave

A low-rise 1964 condominium complex in Oakland composed of a small collection of upper-level, multi-bedroom residences. The building is one story above garage level with units occupying the second and third floors, many configured as two- or three-bedroom plans. Architecturally it reads as midcentury residential: modest massing, generous banks of windows and glass sliders that emphasize light and treetop views. Interiors typically feature open living/dining flow, updated kitchens with quartz or granite counters, hardwood floors, in-unit washer/dryer or laundry facilities nearby, and roomy primary suites with ensuite baths and walk-in closets. Private outdoor space is a recurrent trait — long balconies or multiple decks that extend living areas outdoors and face landscaped street gardens. Common elements include a gated underground parking garage with assigned spaces, extra storage rooms, secure bicycle parking, and a building entry video intercom. The property offers elevator access from the garage, on-site laundry where not provided in-unit, and straightforward maintenance typical of a small condominium association. Located on a tree-lined residential street, the building sits within easy walking distance of Piedmont and Grand avenues’ shops and restaurants, close to Lake Merritt and transit corridors including I-580 and nearby Rockridge BART, supporting a pedestrian-oriented, commuter-friendly neighborhood lifestyle.