Cambio, named by its creator, award-winning Bay Area architect Art Busse, for the transformation it inspires, is one of the Oakland Hills' most architecturally significant homes. From the moment you step through the all-glass entry, the scale announces itself: soaring 12–20 foot ceilings, a sweeping curved staircase, gallery-proportioned rooms, and floor-to-ceiling windows framing wooded canyon views and a glimpse of the bay beyond. The open main level flows from a chef's kitchen through dining and living areas beneath skylights and over slate floors, a space built for serious entertaining. A curved balcony extends the living outward. A powder room completes the main level. Below, four bedrooms, three full baths and a family room are thoughtfully distributed across two levels, including a primary suite with tiger bamboo flooring and spa bath. Cambio is also a fully integrated smart home: lighting, climate, security, sound, and video streaming zones all controlled from a single tablet or phone interface. This is a home with a point of view. Moments from Skyline trails, yet close to shops and commute corridors.

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