$1,895 total monthly price
40 La Encinal, Orinda, CA 94563
Brand-new ADU featuring modern finishes and all-new appliances, including an in-unit washer and dryer. Nestled in the scenic Orinda Hills on a private road, this home offers a peaceful and secluded setting. Conveniently located just 5 minutes from Highway 24 and nearby shopping centers, you’ll enjoy both tranquility and accessibility. This charming community adds to the appeal, making it an ideal
$4,750 per month
99 Longridge Rd, Orinda, CA 94563
Enjoy beautiful valley and reservoir views from this magnificent home, nestled among California Oaks! The inviting wrap-around deck is perfect for entertaining or every day relaxation. Chef-inspired kitchen features commercial style gas range, stainless refrigerator, microwave/convection oven and dishwasher. Unwind in the open and inviting great room with cathedral ceilings. Spacious primary
Julie Georgiou Better Homes And Gardens Rp
$8,500 per month
539 Dalewood Dr, Orinda, CA 94563
Lovingly maintained ranch-style home in desirable Orinda Downs. Approximately 2,700 sq. ft. of bright, single-story living with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Hardwood floors flow through the main living areas, which include a formal dining room and an expansive family room with sliding glass doors that open to a lush, landscaped backyard (weekly gardening service included with lease). The eat-in
Claudia Gohler Village Associates Real Estate
$12,500 per month
39 Orinda View Rd, Orinda, CA 94563
Amazing opportunity: LEASE-OPTION (or conventional lease) possible for this Stunning gated estate on Orinda's most exclusive street. Gorgeous .8 acre setting with sparkling private pool and spa, breathtaking views, and lovely gardens. Main level of home has gracious living room opening to terrace, recently renovated dream kitchen, formal dining room and warm family room. Primary suite with
Linda Friedman Village Associates Real Estate
Orinda, situated in the San Pablo Valley east of Berkeley, California, is a community celebrated for its expansive open spaces and natural beauty. Named after 17th-century poet Katherine Philips, Orinda has evolved since the Caldecott Tunnel opened in 1937 and the BART station in 1973, facilitating easy commutes to Oakland and San Francisco. With a population of about 20,000, many residents work locally in the school district or commute to nearby cities for jobs in science and tech. The Orinda Union School District and Miramonte High School are highly rated, drawing families to the area.
Residential areas in Orinda feature diverse home styles, including midcentury modern, ranch-style, Spanish Mission, and Pueblo Revival, often on large lots with scenic views. Downtown is divided into the Village District and the Theatre District, home to the historic Orinda Theatre. Dining options include Casa Orinda, a restaurant with a unique decor. Revitalization efforts are underway, focusing on historic building restoration and San Pablo Creek improvements.
Recreational options include Orinda Community Park, Siesta Valley Recreation Area, and Orinda Oaks Park, offering trails and community events. The Contra Costa Farmers Market provides local produce and meats. ArtSpace Orinda and public murals enrich the arts scene, while landmarks like the Orinda Bridge and Joaquin Moraga Adobe reflect its history. Orinda enjoys mild weather and a crime rate lower than the national average. Its proximity to major Bay Area destinations and efficient public transportation, including a BART station, enhance its appeal.
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