By controlling the reactant proportion, three sodium‐centered polynuclear octahedral copper(II)–amino acid clusters, [Na⊂{Cu6(Ala)8(H2O)(ClO4)}]·4ClO4·4H2O (1), Na[Na⊂{Cu6(Ala)8(ClO4)}]2·9ClO4·8H2O (2), and [Na⊂{Cu5(Ala)6(H2O)3}]n·5n(ClO4)·3n(H2O) (3) (Ala = L‐alanine), were synthesized. The structures were characterized by X‐ray structure analysis. The structure of 1 can be described as an octahedron formed with six copper atoms in which four Cu(Ala)2 ligands bridge two axial copper ions and capture one Na+ in the center of the cage and that of 2 as an octahedral dimer that is linked by two carboxylate oxygen atoms. Complex 3 is a chain composed of incomplete octahedron [NaCu5] units linked together by two carboxylate oxygen atoms. The magnetic susceptibility measurements indicate that all three clusters are ferromagnetic overall, although the intercluster interactions may be antiferromagnetic. (© Wiley‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, 69451 Weinheim, Germany, 2008)