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Q: What is Brickhouse Lofts?

Brickhouse Lofts at 201 3rd Street is a 12-unit boutique live/work loft building in Jack London Square. Built in 1914 as a warehouse for W.P. Fuller & Company, it was converted in 1997 by FCGA and won the Golden Nugget Award for Best Commercial Remodel in 1998.

Q: What are the units like at Brickhouse Lofts?

Units feature original exposed brick walls, restored steel-framed windows, soaring ceilings, and open live/work floor plans. A distinctive saw tooth roof on the added top story is the building's signature. One- and two-bedroom configurations range up to approximately 1,784 square feet for the top-floor corner unit.

Q: What amenities does Brickhouse Lofts offer?

A shared rooftop deck with spectacular waterfront and San Francisco views, a community gas BBQ, gated parking, bike storage, and live/work zoning.

Q: Where is Brickhouse Lofts located?

201 3rd Street is in the Historic Waterfront Warehouse District, walking distance to BART, Amtrak, and the Oakland Ferry Terminal. Jack London Square restaurants and the waterfront trail are immediately accessible.

Q: What are prices like at Brickhouse Lofts?

Recent sales ranged from under $700,000 to over $1,000,000 for the largest top-floor units. The intimate 12-unit scale and award-winning architecture support consistent demand.

Q: How does Brickhouse Lofts compare to other Jack London loft buildings?

The smallest and most boutique of the Jack London warehouse conversions at just 12 units, with a distinctive saw tooth roof and 1914 brick-and-steel construction that no other building in the district replicates.

Brickhouse Lofts at 201 3rd Street in Jack London Square is a 12-unit boutique live/work loft building that won the Golden Nugget Award for Best Commercial Remodel in 1998. Built in 1914 as a W.P. Fuller & Company warehouse and converted in 1997 by FCGA, the building retains original brick walls and restored steel-framed windows, with a distinctive saw tooth roof on the added top story.

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The Building

The 1914 brick warehouse construction is preserved on the exterior. Original brick walls are exposed throughout each unit’s interior. The 1997 conversion restored the steel-framed windows and added a saw tooth roof profile on the top story. The rooftop deck with BBQ area and views of the waterfront, downtown Oakland, and San Francisco Bay is the building’s most celebrated shared amenity.

The Units

12 homes in varied configurations from one- to two-bedroom, with exposed brick walls, soaring ceilings, industrial windows, and open live/work floor plans. Top-floor homes go up to approximately 1,784 square feet. Most units have been individually renovated with high-end kitchens featuring granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. Live/work zoning permits professional or studio use.

Location

201 3rd Street is in the Waterfront Warehouse District, steps from Jack London Square’s restaurants, breweries, and waterfront trails. BART, Amtrak, and the Oakland Ferry Terminal are all within walking distance. I-880 is blocks away.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Brickhouse Lofts?

A 12-unit boutique live/work loft building at 201 3rd Street, built 1914 as the W.P. Fuller warehouse and converted in 1997 by FCGA. Winner of the 1998 Golden Nugget Award for Best Commercial Remodel.

What are the units like at Brickhouse Lofts?

Exposed original brick walls, restored steel-framed windows, soaring ceilings, open live/work plans up to 1,784 square feet. Saw tooth roof on top story. Most units individually renovated with high-end kitchens.

What amenities does Brickhouse Lofts offer?

Rooftop deck with spectacular waterfront views and community BBQ, gated parking, bike storage, live/work zoning.

Where is Brickhouse Lofts located?

201 3rd Street in the Waterfront Warehouse District. Walking distance to BART, Amtrak, and Oakland Ferry Terminal. Jack London Square immediately accessible.

What are prices like at Brickhouse Lofts?

Recent sales from under $700,000 to over $1,000,000 for largest top-floor units. Boutique 12-unit scale and award-winning architecture support consistent demand.

How does Brickhouse Lofts compare to other Jack London loft buildings?

Smallest and most boutique in the district at just 12 units, with a distinctive saw tooth roof. New Market Lofts and Fourth Street Lofts are comparable warehouse conversions at larger scale.

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