A Bernard Maybeck designed Building located within the premier area of Central Piedmont. A Five Unit Building with a six car garage, front yard, backyard and courtyards. All of the apartments have hardwood floors, updated kitchen and baths, fireplaces and some have a Bay View Wildwood Gardens is a stunning five unit, legal apartment building, located in the heart of the City of Piedmont. Designed by the renowned architect Bernard Maybeck in 1908, this property features beautifully landscaped front and back gardens, private decks and a tranquil courtyard. Three apartments feature fabulous panoramic views of the City, Bay and Bridges, and the other two units look out onto the gorgeous landscaping and ancient California Live Oaks on the property. Maybeck was commissioned to build Wildwood Gardens for Frank C. Havens, a prominent real estate developer who was impressed with the architects treatment of hillside sites. With the best building area located fifteen feet below the level of the access road, Maybeck approached this challenge by designing a plan that allowed entrance to the property at the second-story level. And although the original house has been extensively remodeled, none of the original charm and craftsmanship was lost in the process. A true gem in one of the most beautiful locations in the Bay Area.

This unit is Located on second floor and the front door faces the lush back garden. Unit features:

-Two bedroom, one bathroom (Large Soaking Tub)

-Fireplace in living room

-Private deck off living room with breathtaking panoramic views

-Second large deck off of dining room surrounded by several majestic oaks

-Formal dining room

-In Unit Washer/Dryer

-One garage parking space

-Beautiful Kitchen with Gas Range, stone counters and backsplash

-Appliances are all stainless steal

-Oak Hardwood Floors Throughout

About Piedmont, originally founded as a small community in 1877. With awe-inspiring views of the City of San Francisco and the Bay, it became a haven for millionaires and artists alike, including Jack London and George Sterling. Today, Piedmont retains its unique charm and remains one of the most desirable locations in the entire Bay Area. Located in close proximity to fabulous entertainment and dining options, Piedmont also offers its residents an excellent school district, beautiful parks and an abundance of world-class recreational choices. Only a 5 minute walk to Piedmont Park: At the center of Piedmont both geographically and historically, Piedmont Park covers approximately 15 acres and contains a variety of recreational facilities. The east entrance to the park is at 711 Highland Avenue where large sloping lawns surround the city's Community Hall. This area also contains a Tot Lot for the city's smallest residents and two tennis courts. The remainder of the park is a natural glen with many pathways following the course of Bushy Dell Creek. With a special permit from the police department, dogs may be off-leash in the dell area of the park. A separate entrance to the park from Wildwood Avenue offers a scenic view of Witter Field at Piedmont High School and a panoramic vista of San Francisco Bay and Mt. Tamalpais. The community gathers at the park for annual Fourth of July festivities, concerts and holiday tree lighting in December.