Crocker Highlands, once known for reliance on Key Line of electric trains, offers elegant examples of Tudor, Spanish, Arts and Crafts, and Art Deco period homes dating back to the 1920s. The rolling hills of Crocker Highlands offer close-in city living, it is a small, walk-able neighborhood with shaded, tree-lined, curvillinear streets lined with gracious traditional homes of varying architecture. The area is bounded by the adjacent residential city of Piedmont to the North and nestled in between Oakland’s Grand Lake/Lakeshore, Trestle Glen and Glenview neighborhoods. Crocker is a neighborhood that overflows with an abundance of character and charm, described as having “the genteel ambiance of an old Hollywood movie set”.