Homes on Alameda's South Shore
While much of Alameda is known for its classical Victorian era and 1920's style Spanish stucco homes and apartments, Alameda's South Shore represented a big step forward in home design on the island. Built in the 1950's and 1960's on landfill that extended out into the SF bay from the original sea walls, it featured mid-century modern and ranch style homes, and larger apartment complexes. South Shore Center, an adjacent shopping complex, was also built to serve the needs of the new residents, as well as those on the island of Alameda and adjacent Bay Farm Island.
Alameda's South Shore Homes and Condos
New
$2,395,000
1600 Dayton Ave, Alameda
6
Beds
5
Baths
3,939 SqFt
Residential
MLS® # 41052839
Kate Mccaffrey Compass
$1,198,000
305 Sand Beach Rd, Alameda
3
Beds
2
Baths
1,485 SqFt
Residential
MLS® # 41050393
Liz Rush KW Advisors East Bay
New
$799,000
2101 Shoreline Drive 220, Alameda
2
Beds
2
Baths
1,145 SqFt
Residential
MLS® # 41052893
David Gunderman KW Advisors East Bay
$749,000
1375 Crown Drive, Alameda
2
Beds
2
Baths
1,182 SqFt
Residential
MLS® # 41051290
David Gunderman KW Advisors East Bay
$585,000
1311 Webster St E302, Alameda
2
Beds
2
Baths
1,007 SqFt
Residential
MLS® # 41045806
Kimberly Barnett Coldwell Banker Realty
$439,000
↓ $10,000
960 Shorepoint Ct 314, Alameda
1
Bed
1
Bath
798 SqFt
Residential
MLS® # 41046341
Wei Qian Intero Real Estate Services
$399,000
1333 Webster Street A205, Alameda
1
Bed
1
Bath
701 SqFt
Residential
MLS® # 41050010
Trang Dunlap Intero Real Estate Services
$375,000
↓ $24,000
1311 Webster Street E306, Alameda
0
Beds
1
Bath
499 SqFt
Residential
MLS® # 41047333
Dania R. Alvarez BHHS Drysdale Properties
$331,000
1311 Webster E304, Alameda
1
Bed
1
Bath
499 SqFt
Residential
MLS® # 41050505
Kevin Hunter Dudum Real Estate Group
When most residents think of South Shore, they think of beaches. The area fronts on San Francisco Bay, and Crown Memorial State Beach draws visitors from all over the area. The other common response is that of South Shore Center. Although things are changing now, for a while, this center was the only source of larger stores on the island. While downtown central Alameda has smaller home town stores and restaurants, the center has gained more and more popularity, enhanced by its recent upgrading over the last 5 years.