Nestled within the historic Cathedral Building, Unit 8 at 1615 Broadway, Oakland, CA, offers a rare opportunity to reside in a piece of architectural grandeur. Designed by Benjamin Geer McDougall and completed in 1914, the Gothic Revival-style skyscraper is a landmark masterpiece, known for its iconic triangular form that graces the bustling intersection of Broadway and Telegraph Avenue. Encompassing a generous 1,906 square feet, this exquisite residence presents three elegantly appointed bedrooms and two luxurious bathrooms, perfectly blending classic charm with modern comforts. The expansive living spaces boast high ceilings and large windows, inviting an abundance of natural light and showcasing views of the vibrant Uptown Oakland.The Cathedral Building, a National Register of Historic Places and an Oakland Landmark, has been lovingly preserved and thoughtfully updated. Residents enjoy the convenience of in-unit laundry and a full-sized kitchen, enhancing the ease of daily living. Beyond its doors, the building is situated in the heart of Uptown, an eclectic neighborhood brimming with cultural vitality, offering a myriad of dining, shopping, and entertainment options.