Rarely does an Oakland condominium come to market that is located in a building as steeped in the city’s architectural history as the Regillus. Long recognized as a premier Oakland residence, the Regillus is a grand Beaux-Arts building on the shores of historic Lake Merritt, and was designed by architect Willis C. Lowe and constructed between 1921-1924. Limited to only thirty-nine condominiums, ownership in this magnificent building is reserved for only a special few. Number 803, located on the top floor, is in the west wing and one of only three apartments on this floor. The front door opens to an imposing foyer that creates a suitable transition for this grand apartment. This special property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Oakland’s architectural history. With easy access to downtown Oakland, San Francisco, BART, Interstate 880 this home is truly a treasure.