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HISTORIC LANDMARK ON LAKE'S EDGE
THE PINNACLE OF LAKESIDE LIVINGKnown to Oaklanders as The Lake Merritt Hotel, it was considered the pinnacle of “urban lakeside living” and was designed by prolific architect William Weeks. Described as “chic,” with the first coffee shop in the area and pharmacy on the premises, the hotel was the epitome of comfort and convenience in elegant surroundings.
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This beautiful Art Deco Gem is located in Oakland’s “Gold Coast” District that hugs the lake with stunning period and modern architecture, residents are just blocks away from shopping, entertainment and civic organizations.
Whole Foods, Trader Joes and Walgreens Oakland Main Library The Paramount, The Fox and The Grand Lake Theatres Oakland Museum of California Starbucks and Peet's Coffee, Good News Cafe and Togos Laney College Children’s Fairyland Lakeside Park and Gardens Christ the Light Cathedral, Temple Sinai, and First Congregational Church Our Lady of Lourdes and St. Paul's Espiscopal Church Three BART Stations and AC transit Oakland's Uptown District - Trendy Bars, Restaurants and Events Banking, Legal, and Other Professional Services |
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Oakland Happenings- First Fridays on Telegraph Avenue (pictured)
- Off the Grid at Oakland Museum of California (pictured) FAVORITE THINGS TO DO AROUND LAKE MERRITT & OAKLAND * Go for a walk, jog or run around the lake which is about 3 miles * Visit shops, bars and highly rated restaurants in the Uptown neighborhood * Walk to restaurants and Whole Foods in the Adams Point neighborhood * See shows at the Paramount Theater * Live music at the Fox Theater * Walk to First Fridays on Telegraph Avenue * Join Off-the-Grid at the Oakland Museum every Friday * Relax in local parks - recently renovated Snow Park and the shore of Lake Merritt *Hop on Bart to anywhere in the bay you want to go. Come home and relax in this special building, and have the vibrancy of the city waiting for you when you want it. 
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