$2,500,000
Oakland, CA 94609-1113
1930
Year Built
Alameda
County
ResidentialIncome
Property Type
Monumental opportunity to acquire the historic White Horse Inn. This ±7,600-square-foot, two-story mixed-use building features the iconic White Horse bar on the ground floor and five spacious apartment units above. The property is fully occupied and generating strong cash flow, anchored by a triple-net (NNN) lease on the commercial space and near-market rents on the residential units and on-site paring for each unit. The White Horse bar is a renowned Bay Area landmark and is widely recognized as the oldest continuously operating gay bar in the United States. Located in a high-demand, university-adjacent pocket of North Oakland near the South Berkeley border, the asset offers exceptional urban convenience. It sits blocks from UC Berkeley, less than a mile from the vibrant Rockridge and Telegraph districts.
$13,306/mo
20% down · 7% APR · 30-yr fixed
Estimate only. Does not include taxes, insurance, or HOA.
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