One of the Model Homes in Piedmont Pines - Ascot Court
26 Ascot Court – Piedmont Pines
Style House in Piedmont Pines
The "Style House" opened to the public in April 1935. Over 1500 visitors passed through the home that first weekend.Local architect Frederick L. Confer designed the home.
Le Mon Park Section of Piedmont Pines
In 1935 R.F.D. Le Mon (Lemon), a retired Capitalist from New York, came to Oakland searching for real estate to develop and build fine homes. He found the perfect site high up in the Oakland hills with a magnificent panorama of Oakland, the bay, and beyond. He called it Le Mon Park.
Casa Altadena
In 1928 Casa Altadena was the first exhibition home built in Smith's Reserve (now Piedmont Pines)
Spanish Home for Smith Reserve
"The Casa Maria Luisa," the first of the "Daughter of Peralta" homes will be open an exhibition residence with imported furnishings in Smith Reserve shortly after Jan 1, 1930. Fully decorated by H.C. Capwell company and sold by the Realty Syndicate.