Upper Rockridge

Living in Upper Rockridge means enjoying one of the East Bay's most sought-after neighborhoods, where quiet, tree-lined streets meet some of the Bay Area's most spectacular views. Mornings begin with coffee overlooking the San Francisco skyline, while weekends invite leisurely time along College Avenue's beloved cafés, boutiques, and neighborhood restaurants. Rockridge BART offers an easy commute into San Francisco, and nearby parks, hiking trails, and open spaces make it effortless to stay connected to nature. With its strong sense of community, top-rated schools, architectural character, and convenient access to both urban amenities and the outdoors, Upper Rockridge offers a lifestyle that feels both peaceful and exceptionally connected.

A street corner with a multi-story brick building labeled 'Market Hall' and 'Oliveo,' some cars parked, and pedestrians walking, including a woman in a blue shirt taking a photo and a man with a dog, under a partly cloudy sky.
People sitting and standing along a sidewalk outside a cafe with a brown sign reading 'Oliveto downstairs: cafe, bar, rosticceria'; others walk on the street. The building has an orange facade with larger windows, and there is a large tree on the lef
Rockridge sign in front of trees with yellow and green leaves, rocks in foreground, buildings and parked cars in background.
An outdoor stairway leading to an entrance of a building under an overpass, with a yellow painting and signs visible inside.
Exterior of a Safeway supermarket with parking lot, signage, two street lamps, and a clear blue sky.
Photo of Claremont Middle School entrance with a sign, steps leading up to the door, surrounded by trees and bushes.
Exterior view of Oakland Public Library Rockridge Branch with a sign above the entrance and pedestrians walking outside, trees on either side, traffic lights, and a crosswalk in the foreground.
Exterior view of Trader Joe's grocery store with red tents set up outside, customers shopping, and a walk-in entrance with a welcoming sign. The building has a beige stucco facade under a blue sky with some clouds.
Street view of the Rockridge Cafe, established in 1973, with a red awning and a large brown sign. There are colorful banners and signs advertising dine-in, breakfast any time, and vintage clothing shops nearby.
Front view of Zachary's Pizza restaurant with large windows and red trim, established in 1983, outdoor seating area, and trees reflecting in the windows.
The exterior of a restaurant named 'cactus' with large glass windows and a wooden frame. Signs on the windows display takeout information and awards. Potted plants with orange flowers line the sidewalk outside, and a few people are visible inside.
Fish shop with an open storefront, displaying fresh fish and seafood inside. Signs advertise 'Hapuku Fish Shop' and 'Marin Sun Farms Butcher Shop.' The shop has a modern design with indoor lighting and outdoor shading. There are social distancing mar
Small hardware and garden store with outdoor display of plants, hats, and gardening supplies, flanked by two trees on the sidewalk.
Exterior of a restaurant named Crepevine with large windows and decorative stone accents. Outdoor seating area with tables and chairs, some people dining, and an orange awning that says breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overhead power lines and a utility pol
Front view of Pegasus Books store with a sign showing a black horse silhouette, large windows displaying books, and an open sign on the door. The storefront has a white exterior with green accents.