Address: 2960 Peralta Oaks Ct, Oakland, CA 94605, USA
Phone: +15106155555
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 10AM–4PM
Tuesday: 10AM–4PM
Wednesday: 10AM–4PM
Thursday: 10AM–4PM
Friday: 10AM–4PM
Saturday: Closed
Kevin Owens
A great historic home & grounds in Oakland California. There is a beautiful home that still looks exactly like it did when it was first built in 1899. Inside & its exterior are extraordinary. There is also a reception, party hall that has a great patio overlooking the grounds. Excellent place for weddings, and parties. 5 🌟 rated
Cheryl Cruise Canaday
Gorgeous historic home and grounds open for tours. The house was built by Alexander Dunsmuir for his bride in 1899. The house was decorated beautifully for the holiday season and also had lots of holiday photo opportunities outside for children, as well as two bouncy houses. There was a high tea event available, tickets available online and had sold out by our arrival. Friendly and helpful staff were plentiful. Parking was $15. Disability Information: Disabled parking available on request, with drop off and shuttle available to the house. The lovely walk through the grounds is on a paved but slightly bumpy narrow road that gently ascends to the house, which sits on a small rise. The road is perhaps 1/8th mile long. There is a ramp to the back door, but tours enter through the front and people are carefully routed in one direction only. Some stair climbing is necessary to see the house; I did not see any elevator or disabled access to the second floor. The restrooms are nearby in another building, but require either ascending a fairly long stair up the hill or using the slightly steep ramp walkway tucked around the back. Printed information throughout the house offered no Braille. The movement of foot traffic through the house moved at a fairly good pace, but if one wishes to move at a more leisurely pace most of the time there is room to allow others to pass. A lovely place to visit and we all very much enjoyed it!
Arika Rademacher
Went here for the annual Great Gatsby Picnic and had a blast. I took off one star more so for the ppl then the actual location.
Stephen Cassidy
This review is for the Dunsmuir House at the Dunsmuir Hellman Historic Estate. The mansion captures the charm of a bygone era. The tours during the Christmas holidays are special events. Each room is decorated with a different theme. It is the closest to a Downton Abbey experience in the SF Bay Area. The City of Oakland operates the mansion and needs to allocate more funds for its upkeep as some portions of the house need to be better maintained.
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Been to the area for a graduation ceremony. and a field trip wheb younger...very nice park setting. Unfortunately never toured the house.. Its now on my bucket list.
It's 11 on a Thursday and the gate is closed/locked. Considering they're closed on weekends, looks like best time to visit is holidays or events. If they only have volunteers running things, they're getting what they pay for. This is a good way to minimize wear and tear to the site, for sure. Only sketchy people will fence hop though.
There is a tour to see the mantion inside.if that is what you are referring to.
I agree with Ray Kuryla. But it also has been in a number of movies Burnt Offerings (1976) Phantasm (1979) Partners in Crime (1984) A View to a Kill (1985) The Vineyard (1989) So I Married an Axe Murderer (1993) Gloria (1999) True Crime (1999) "Case Number 13 (2014 film) Delirium (2018)
Well you can eat at Sparkys about 5 exits passed there right off of redwood road.
I would think so. Call East Bay Regional Parks.
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