Many of our Eichler homes have wood-burning fireplaces, which worked out well in the 1950s and ‘60s when air quality wasn’t the issue that it has become today. We know that all of the Bay Area and Sacramento have Spare The Air ...
Read MoreBuilt along a ridge in the East Bay city of Castro Valley, Greenridge is a neighborhood that includes almost 200 Eichler homes, making it one of the largest Eichler communities in the East Bay, second only to Rancho San Miguel in Walnut Creek. Most of the homes are on Greenridge Road, Highwood Road, and two or three small cul-de-sacs along the way.
The Greenridge Eichlers were built in the early to mid 1960s from plans designed by Claude Oakland and Jones & Emmons, and feature a variety of floor plans. These Castro Valley Eichler homes are an interesting mix of low-pitched roofs, flat-tops, and models with steeply pitched A-frame style gables flanked by flat roofing on either side.
In addition to the features that many of today’s Eichler homeowners appreciate, including floor-to-ceiling walls of glass, radiant floor heating, and exposed post-and-beam construction, some of the Eichler properties in Greenridge offer a glimpse of the East Bay city lights, something quite rare for a home built by Joseph Eichler. Greenridge is one of Eichler’s few hillside developments. The only other hillside Eichler community in the East Bay is Sequoyah Hills in the Oakland Hills.
Contact the Eichler for Sale Team forexperienced and knowledgeable representation when buying or selling a Castro Valley Eichler or other Eichler Home.