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Polished on Patton
$1,499,000
18977 Patton Drive, Castro Valley
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Annie Tegner
Annie Tegner
About This Home
Reimagined for the Way We Live Now
Over the past 7 years, this Central Castro Valley home was completely reimagined by the owner, for the owner — thoughtfully curated finishes built for real enjoyment, not resale. The result: a striking 2,281 SF two-story residence with 4 bedrooms and 3 full baths, plus a detached, permitted 406 SF 1-bedroom ADU - a total of 2,687 square feet of living space on a 5,022 SF lot. It's just a 6-minute stroll to Castro Valley High and everything the being in central CV has to offer!
WELCOME TO PATTON
A pavers driveway leads to a fenced, hardscaped front yard with drought-conscious turf, mature plantings, and river rock accents — setting the tone for the intentional design throughout. With plenty of driveway and front of home parking; this home is ready to welcome you and your guests!
MAIN LEVEL
Enter the home and on the main level you have bright, connected living spaces: a light-filled living room with French doors to the front yard, a dining area with French doors to the back courtyard, and a kitchen that anchors it all — stainless steel appliances, a gas range with pot filler and custom hidden hood, a farmhouse sink, and a peninsula eat-in kitchen counter that ties the space together. Warm-toned engineered wood floors, recessed lighting, and fresh paint run throughout, giving the home a layered, considered feel that's modern without being cold. Also on this level: a first-floor primary suite, a second bedroom and full bath, and a dedicated laundry room.
The primary suite is one of the home's standout spaces — private, main-level living with a walk-in closet that hides a staircase down to a bonus flex room (yoga studio, office, creative retreat). The en suite feels boutique-hotel-worthy: with custom terrazzo tile from Concrete Collective offset by glossy neutral tile, a freestanding soaking tub, an oversized walk in glass shower, and a warm wood double vanity with vessel sinks, wall-mounted faucets, and sculptural mirrors.
The second bathroom takes a different direction with a spa-like aesthetic — geometric floor tile, warm wood cabinetry, taupe floor to ceiling tile, black finishes, and a large walk in shower.
UPPER LEVEL
Two additional bedrooms with high ceilings and large closets sit apart from the main living areas, served by a third full bath finished in marble-inspired tile with a warm wood vanity and black accents, and a shower over tub - perfect for growing families, visiting guests and lots of hosting!
OUTDOORS
The exterior pairs clean white modern siding, dark-framed windows and trim, and privacy fencing with a pavers patio and a more natural area of mature trees, decomposed granite, and drought-tolerant plantings (dwarf olive, mint julep, lavender) — distinct zones for dining, lounging, or just being outside. Think courtyard vibes with areas for lounging, fire pitting, bbqing and playing! Do not miss side yard which adds storage, a dog-washing station, and space for a veggie garden. There are so many areas to entertain and relax; and still have privacy whether you have guests in the ADU, kids running around and playing, or adults relaxing and enjoying community together.
THE ADU
A detached, permitted 1-bedroom ADU comes with its own full kitchen (stainless fridge, microwave, oven, dishwasher), bathroom, in-unit laundry, and AC — fully self-contained. Perfect for multigenerational living, long-term guests, a private office, or simply the value of an independent second unit.
THE BOTTOM LINE
Two stories of thoughtfully designed living space, a beautiful main-level primary suite, indoor-outdoor flow, and a fully separate ADU — 18977 Patton Street has room for the life you have now, and whatever comes next!
WELCOME TO PATTON
A pavers driveway leads to a fenced, hardscaped front yard with drought-conscious turf, mature plantings, and river rock accents — setting the tone for the intentional design throughout. With plenty of driveway and front of home parking; this home is ready to welcome you and your guests!
MAIN LEVEL
Enter the home and on the main level you have bright, connected living spaces: a light-filled living room with French doors to the front yard, a dining area with French doors to the back courtyard, and a kitchen that anchors it all — stainless steel appliances, a gas range with pot filler and custom hidden hood, a farmhouse sink, and a peninsula eat-in kitchen counter that ties the space together. Warm-toned engineered wood floors, recessed lighting, and fresh paint run throughout, giving the home a layered, considered feel that's modern without being cold. Also on this level: a first-floor primary suite, a second bedroom and full bath, and a dedicated laundry room.
The primary suite is one of the home's standout spaces — private, main-level living with a walk-in closet that hides a staircase down to a bonus flex room (yoga studio, office, creative retreat). The en suite feels boutique-hotel-worthy: with custom terrazzo tile from Concrete Collective offset by glossy neutral tile, a freestanding soaking tub, an oversized walk in glass shower, and a warm wood double vanity with vessel sinks, wall-mounted faucets, and sculptural mirrors.
The second bathroom takes a different direction with a spa-like aesthetic — geometric floor tile, warm wood cabinetry, taupe floor to ceiling tile, black finishes, and a large walk in shower.
UPPER LEVEL
Two additional bedrooms with high ceilings and large closets sit apart from the main living areas, served by a third full bath finished in marble-inspired tile with a warm wood vanity and black accents, and a shower over tub - perfect for growing families, visiting guests and lots of hosting!
OUTDOORS
The exterior pairs clean white modern siding, dark-framed windows and trim, and privacy fencing with a pavers patio and a more natural area of mature trees, decomposed granite, and drought-tolerant plantings (dwarf olive, mint julep, lavender) — distinct zones for dining, lounging, or just being outside. Think courtyard vibes with areas for lounging, fire pitting, bbqing and playing! Do not miss side yard which adds storage, a dog-washing station, and space for a veggie garden. There are so many areas to entertain and relax; and still have privacy whether you have guests in the ADU, kids running around and playing, or adults relaxing and enjoying community together.
THE ADU
A detached, permitted 1-bedroom ADU comes with its own full kitchen (stainless fridge, microwave, oven, dishwasher), bathroom, in-unit laundry, and AC — fully self-contained. Perfect for multigenerational living, long-term guests, a private office, or simply the value of an independent second unit.
THE BOTTOM LINE
Two stories of thoughtfully designed living space, a beautiful main-level primary suite, indoor-outdoor flow, and a fully separate ADU — 18977 Patton Street has room for the life you have now, and whatever comes next!
Property Details
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
4
Square Footage
2,687 sq ft
Neighborhood
Castro Valley
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Explore the Neighborhood
Castro Valley offers an appealing blend of suburban ease and East Bay convenience, with a strong sense of community, well-regarded public schools, and easy access to parks, trails, and everyday amenities. Outdoor recreation is close at hand, with Don Castro Regional Recreation Area, Lake Chabot Regional Park, and miles of surrounding open space offering opportunities for hiking, biking, picnicking, and time by the water. Castro Valley Boulevard adds a mix of local restaurants, coffee shops, shopping, and services, while BART and nearby freeway access make it easy to reach Oakland, San Francisco, and the greater Bay Area.
The neighborhood around 18977 Patton Street feels primarily residential, with established homes, mature landscaping, and a quieter streetscape while still being close to schools, parks, shopping, and community conveniences. It offers a nice balance of neighborhood feel and accessibility—close to nature, close to daily essentials, and connected to the rest of the East Bay.
Nestled in a quiet valley surrounded by oak-studded rolling hills, Castro Valley enjoys a rural atmosphere in the midst of urban Alameda County. With the San Leandro Hills extending along its northeastern edge, Castro Valley boasts such natural amenities as an extensively developed park system, a swimming lagoon, and an 18-hole golf course. Lake Chabot Regional Park offers boating, hiking, and an annual spring fishing derby.
This vibrant community of a little more than 60,000 residents hosts an annual fall festival and car show, a chili cook-off, and a rodeo parade. Seasonal farmers' markets sell fresh produce from the nearby Central Valley. Youth activities include softball, baseball, soccer, and basketball leagues, as well as a track club. Historic Rowell Ranch Rodeo holds rodeo events and chooses a Rodeo Queen each year. Castro Valley’s Adobe Art Gallery displays group art exhibits, student exhibits, and children's and senior art.
Castro Valley homes range from 10-acre properties with plenty of room for horses to custom-built homes with views of the surrounding hills and three-bedroom, single-family homes close to schools and shopping.
The neighborhood around 18977 Patton Street feels primarily residential, with established homes, mature landscaping, and a quieter streetscape while still being close to schools, parks, shopping, and community conveniences. It offers a nice balance of neighborhood feel and accessibility—close to nature, close to daily essentials, and connected to the rest of the East Bay.
Nestled in a quiet valley surrounded by oak-studded rolling hills, Castro Valley enjoys a rural atmosphere in the midst of urban Alameda County. With the San Leandro Hills extending along its northeastern edge, Castro Valley boasts such natural amenities as an extensively developed park system, a swimming lagoon, and an 18-hole golf course. Lake Chabot Regional Park offers boating, hiking, and an annual spring fishing derby.
This vibrant community of a little more than 60,000 residents hosts an annual fall festival and car show, a chili cook-off, and a rodeo parade. Seasonal farmers' markets sell fresh produce from the nearby Central Valley. Youth activities include softball, baseball, soccer, and basketball leagues, as well as a track club. Historic Rowell Ranch Rodeo holds rodeo events and chooses a Rodeo Queen each year. Castro Valley’s Adobe Art Gallery displays group art exhibits, student exhibits, and children's and senior art.
Castro Valley homes range from 10-acre properties with plenty of room for horses to custom-built homes with views of the surrounding hills and three-bedroom, single-family homes close to schools and shopping.
Castro Valley offers an appealing blend of suburban ease and East Bay convenience, with a strong sense of community, well-regarded public schools, and easy access to parks, trails, and everyday amenities. Outdoor recreation is close at hand, with Don Castro Regional Recreation Area, Lake Chabot Regional Park, and miles of surrounding open space offering opportunities for hiking, biking, picnicking, and time by the water. Castro Valley Boulevard adds a mix of local restaurants, coffee shops, shopping, and services, while BART and nearby freeway access make it easy to reach Oakland, San Francisco, and the greater Bay Area.
The neighborhood around 18977 Patton Street feels primarily residential, with established homes, mature landscaping, and a quieter streetscape while still being close to schools, parks, shopping, and community conveniences. It offers a nice balance of neighborhood feel and accessibility—close to nature, close to daily essentials, and connected to the rest of the East Bay.
Nestled in a quiet valley surrounded by oak-studded rolling hills, Castro Valley enjoys a rural atmosphere in the midst of urban Alameda County. With the San Leandro Hills extending along its northeastern edge, Castro Valley boasts such natural amenities as an extensively developed park system, a swimming lagoon, and an 18-hole golf course. Lake Chabot Regional Park offers boating, hiking, and an annual spring fishing derby.
This vibrant community of a little more than 60,000 residents hosts an annual fall festival and car show, a chili cook-off, and a rodeo parade. Seasonal farmers' markets sell fresh produce from the nearby Central Valley. Youth activities include softball, baseball, soccer, and basketball leagues, as well as a track club. Historic Rowell Ranch Rodeo holds rodeo events and chooses a Rodeo Queen each year. Castro Valley’s Adobe Art Gallery displays group art exhibits, student exhibits, and children's and senior art.
Castro Valley homes range from 10-acre properties with plenty of room for horses to custom-built homes with views of the surrounding hills and three-bedroom, single-family homes close to schools and shopping.
The neighborhood around 18977 Patton Street feels primarily residential, with established homes, mature landscaping, and a quieter streetscape while still being close to schools, parks, shopping, and community conveniences. It offers a nice balance of neighborhood feel and accessibility—close to nature, close to daily essentials, and connected to the rest of the East Bay.
Nestled in a quiet valley surrounded by oak-studded rolling hills, Castro Valley enjoys a rural atmosphere in the midst of urban Alameda County. With the San Leandro Hills extending along its northeastern edge, Castro Valley boasts such natural amenities as an extensively developed park system, a swimming lagoon, and an 18-hole golf course. Lake Chabot Regional Park offers boating, hiking, and an annual spring fishing derby.
This vibrant community of a little more than 60,000 residents hosts an annual fall festival and car show, a chili cook-off, and a rodeo parade. Seasonal farmers' markets sell fresh produce from the nearby Central Valley. Youth activities include softball, baseball, soccer, and basketball leagues, as well as a track club. Historic Rowell Ranch Rodeo holds rodeo events and chooses a Rodeo Queen each year. Castro Valley’s Adobe Art Gallery displays group art exhibits, student exhibits, and children's and senior art.
Castro Valley homes range from 10-acre properties with plenty of room for horses to custom-built homes with views of the surrounding hills and three-bedroom, single-family homes close to schools and shopping.
Annie Tegner
Residential and Income Properties Specialist East Bay
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