THE FEELING: Sweeping views of Marin, the Golden Gate, San Francisco, and Oakland through two-story floor-to-ceiling windows. A serene urban oasis with professionally landscaped gardens, multiple decks, and near Berkeley's most beloved parks. THE HOUSE: 3+ Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms, 1,929 SQFT. Open floorplan that maximizes views and indoor/outdoor living. Primary suite with huge closets, remodeled bath, and sliding glass doors to a pergola-covered deck. Flexible lower-level room with separate entrance and built-in cabinetry — office, studio, or guest quarters. Three-car parking pad. Air conditioning. Fully upgraded. THE HEART OF THE HOME: Open kitchen, dining, and living area anchored by a sculptural freestanding fireplace, with glass doors to a large balcony and back doors to spacious decks and gardens. The gardens are serene and private — a genuine retreat steps from the living room. SYSTEMS & PEACE OF MIND: Mechanical chair lift in place. Heat Pump installed. BESO compliant. Home Energy Score: 9. OUTSIDE YOUR DOOR: Blocks from neighborhood parks with courts, playgrounds, and slides. Tilden Park is a short drive away for swimming, golf, hiking, and the Little Farm. Solano Avenue, UC Berkeley, and world-class dining and cultural amenities down the road. Matterport: https://www.zillow.com/view-imx/45c593fb-d1af-4015-9c56-bea6bd460cf8?setAttribution=mls&wl=true&initialViewType=pano&utm_source=dashboard Website: https://thegundermangroup.com/property/1085-sterling-avenue-berkeley/ Views: Downtown
First time on the market! Built in 1985 by a local civil engineer and contractor as his own residence, this thoughtfully designed home was created around a masterful connection to the outdoors, with nearly every room opening directly outside. Glorious panoramic views span San Francisco, the Bay, and the Golden Gate Bridge, with a wraparound deck making the spectacular setting accessible from the expansive upper level. Generous living and dining rooms surround an updated kitchen at the heart of the home, creating an inviting space for both everyday living and entertaining. The serene primary suite is a true retreat, featuring a completely remodeled bath with double vanity, separate shower, skylight, custom tilework, and a freestanding soaking tub perfectly positioned to capture views of San Francisco. A walk-in closet and laundry closet are conveniently nearby. A second full bath and bedroom—equally suited as a home office—complete this level. The entry level offers a family room with wet bar, two additional bedrooms, and a full bath. A two-car garage with interior access adds convenience. Recently renovated from top to bottom, the home combines modern comfort, designer finishes, and an incomparable view that inspires from dawn to dusk. Ideally located in the Lower Berkeley Hills just above Codornices Park, close to North Shattuck's acclaimed restaurants and amenities, UC Berkeley, and Downtown Berkeley BART. Home Energy Score of 5. Open Saturday & Sunday, 2-4pm.
THE FEELING: Down a private brick drive lined with towering redwoods, this completely renovated 1936 home was originally designed to evoke the French countryside. Multiple French doors with classic wooden shutters open to terraces and a herringbone brick courtyard. Mullioned windows frame Golden Gate and Bay views. Supremely private, deeply romantic, and unlike anything else in the hills. THE HOUSE: 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1,625 SQFT, all on one level. Double lot totaling over 13,000 square feet of forest, lawn and meadow with Bay views, street-to-street access, and potential development. Fully upgraded kitchen with marble countertops, Bay views, and soft gold accents. Bathrooms feature stained glass and ceramic tile. Original hardwood floors and dramatic, historic vaulted wood ceiling. Primary bedroom with sumptuous ensuite bath. Expansive deck with cedar hot tub and a flat yard space for play. Two-car garage with EV charger plus ample off-street parking. Huge full-height basement with laundry and workshop. THE HEART OF THE HOME: Beamed and vaulted ceilings, a stately fireplace, and Golden Gate vistas anchor the living room, Open the French doors onto the herringbone brick courtyard or the deck and the birdsong and breeze become part of the room. EVERYDAY LIFE: Morning coffee on the front patio under the redwoods. Evenings in the hot tub overlooking the sun setting over the Bay. Al fresco dinners on the deck. Afternoons on the lawn that feels miles from everyday bustle. SYSTEMS & PEACE OF MIND: New roof 2024. New HVAC 2025. New cedar hot tub with heat pump. Tesla Wall Connector. EV charger. Insulation upgrades. BESO HES Score: 3 OUTSIDE YOUR DOOR: Tilden Park a short drive away for swimming, golf, hiking, and the Little Farm. UC Berkeley, world-class dining, the Gourmet District, and Solano Avenue down the road. Matterport and website: https://www.zillow.com/view-imx/aba26e06-f418-429b-89dc-35ba547da6fb?setAttribution=mls&wl=true&initialViewType=pano&utm_source=dashboard https://thegundermangroup.com/property/748-keeler-avenue-berkeley/
Sunshine, space, and a playground practically in your front yard—189 Fairlawn has all the ingredients for a pretty great Berkeley life. Just steps from Terrace View Playground, this 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home offers 1,589 square feet* of bright, inviting living space filled with natural light. The updated kitchen and remodeled bathrooms bring a fresh, modern feel, while a large deck off the rear bedroom creates a wonderful spot to step outside and enjoy a sunny Berkeley afternoon. A separate patio and fresh new landscaping (2026) complete the outdoor setting. Downstairs is a true Berkeley rarity: an enormous 739-square-foot garage offering exceptional space for bikes, storage, a workshop, hobbies, a home gym, or whatever else life brings.** The home has also been upgraded with a brand-new 200-amp electrical service, ready for modern living. With four bedrooms, wonderful natural light, generous outdoor space, incredible bonus space**, and Terrace View Playground practically at your doorstep, 189 Fairlawn is a warm, welcoming home with room to live, play, and grow. Home Energy Score of 5. *Per public record. **Buyer to verify use of space. Neither seller nor listing agent has investigated or verified the accuracy of any of these sources of information nor that these spaces are or may be made into legally habitable spaces. Buyer must conduct their own investigation with the city and appropriate professionals and rely solely on that investigation.
A handsome 1926 Mediterranean Revival residence in Berkeley's coveted Northside, 1594 Le Roy Avenue comes to market for the first time in decades. Stately yet wonderfully welcoming, this 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home has been cherished by the same family for many years—a place where children were raised, holidays celebrated, friends welcomed and memories made. A gracious slate entry opens to the formal living and dining rooms, with beautifully refinished white oak floors continuing throughout the main and upper levels. Off the living room, an inviting sunroom with built-ins and windows on three sides is filled with natural light. The dining room enjoys views toward San Francisco—a memorable backdrop for dinner and many more holiday gatherings to come. The eat-in kitchen offers wall ovens and direct access to the lush rear garden. Upstairs are four bedrooms, including an airy primary with its own San Francisco views. The lower level adds a flexible bonus room and half bath—ideal for a media room, gym or home office—with interior access to the attached garage. There is an ease to this house that's hard to capture in photographs: generous rooms, a floor plan that flows, and 1920s architecture that gives the home presence without feeling stuffy. All of this in a close-knit North Berkeley neighborhood, just minutes from the Gourmet District, nearby schools, and the shops, restaurants and everyday pleasures that make North Berkeley such a special place to live. At 1594 Le Roy, it isn't just any house; it's a home—and an opportunity to become part of a very special neighborhood. BESO score.
A Front-Row Seat to the Bay: The Quintessential Berkeley Hills View Home Perched in the very heart of the Berkeley Hills, 155 Avenida Drive is a masterclass in hillside living. This isn’t just a residence; it’s a vantage point. Designed to celebrate its central, sought-after location, the home serves as a sophisticated gallery for the panoramic vistas that define Northern California. From the golden hues of sunset to the sparkling lights across the water, the ever-changing skyline is the backdrop to daily life, creating an atmosphere that is both grand and deeply serene. Offering 4 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms, the interiors seamlessly extend the landscape, with light dancing across gleaming hardwood floors that run throughout the home. The main level is designed for both productivity and connection, featuring a room that could serve as an office for quiet focus. The gorgeous living room with fireplace is the heart of the home and flows effortlessly to an expansive view deck, accessible from both the living and dining rooms. The living and dining rooms, with their exquisite wood walls, reflect its 1940 build date, and the house has been meticulously cared for, so period details abound while still meeting modern buyers' needs. The sliding glass doors make it easy to transition from an elegant dinner to an evening under the stars. Upstairs, the nice-sized bedrooms offer restful retreats, each positioned to capture the unique character of the hills. The home's versatility is further enhanced by an expansive downstairs living space. Complete with its own separate entrance, a convenient kitchenette, and a full bathroom, this level offers incredible flexibility for a variety of uses (please note, it is not permitted as a separate legal unit). It is a rare opportunity to own a piece of the Berkeley Hills that feels both tucked away and perfectly positioned at the center of it all. Home Energy Score: 3
Perched in the Berkeley Hills, 2877 Buena Vista Way is a striking 1973 residence designed by noted Bay Area architect Daniel Solomon. Dramatic architecture, expansive Bay views, and a strong connection to the surrounding landscape come together in a home that feels both distinctly of its era and remarkably current. Solomon’s design takes full advantage of the hillside setting, using soaring volumes, geometric forms, expansive glazing, and carefully framed sightlines to bring light and landscape into the home. The main living spaces are open and dramatic, with high ceilings and walls of glass drawing the eye toward sweeping views across Berkeley and the Bay. Two floor-to-ceiling living room windows were recently replaced as part of a substantial window upgrade that also included two large sliders and picture windows in the kitchen and primary bedroom. The kitchen combines the home's architectural character with generous workspace and a new Dacor oven installed in 2024. Renovated in 2025, the second level loft received a new half-wall and sound-dampening drywall to improve privacy and functionality. The bedroom spaces provide a sense of separation from the home's more public areas. Recent improvements include a fully renovated guest bathroom with new shower, tile, vanity, fixtures, lighting, and toilet, as well as a refreshed primary bathroom with new vanity, faucet, toilet, shower fixtures, and tile. Multiple decks extend the living spaces outdoors, creating inviting places for dining, entertaining, or simply watching the changing light across the Bay. Three decks were recently sanded and sealed. The surrounding gardens have been thoughtfully cultivated with ornamentals, succulents, drip irrigation, and mature fruit trees. Significant recent investment extends beyond the visible improvements. Approximately 180 feet of sewer lateral and four cleanouts were replaced in 2024. An emergency gas shutoff was also installed in 2026. Altogether, the owners have invested approximately $134,000 in improvements since 2024. More than fifty years after it was built, 2877 Buena Vista Way remains a compelling expression of Bay Area modernism: architecturally distinctive, wonderfully livable, and deeply responsive to its hillside setting. A rare opportunity to experience Berkeley through the vision of one of the Bay Area's notable architects. HES=10.
This is Kensington at its finest! Enjoy the best of both worlds with the mesmerizing views and accessibility to the neighborhood amenities. From the moment you walk into the generous living room you are greeted with one of the most iconic views in the Bay Area. With French doors opening from both the living and dining rooms you can't help but be mesmerized by the stunning views. and gorgeous sunsets with the sun setting over San Francisco. The hardwood floors add warmth to the sundrenched living and dining rooms. The impressive kitchen features a stainless steel, 6 burner gas range and a large skylight over the peninsula work space and breakfast bar. Up a half flight of stairs you have a large media room that spills out to a private patio. There are also two bedrooms and a full bath on this level. The upper level features three bedrooms and two full bathrooms including a bright primary with an incredible view, walk-in closet and full bathroom. Lower level petit au pair or office with a kitchenette and full bathroom. Set in the town of Kensington the home is just around the corner from the quaint and bustling commercial center. With Young's Market, the Inn Kensington, Raxakoul Coffee and Sakana Sushi nearby it's easy to enjoy the relaxing pace. Just one mile to Berkeley's Solano Ave and less than two miles to the famed Northbrae shopping district there is no shortage of things to do and places to eat. Incredible and magical parks are nearby, and miles of gorgeous hiking trails are close as well. Welcome to Kensington!
Sweeping Bay views spanning multiple bridges and the San Francisco skyline anchor this classic Berkeley Hills home, rich with architectural character including hardwood floors throughout, two brick fireplaces, original working doorbell, elegant wrought-iron banisters, and generously sized view-facing living and dining rooms. Thoughtful 2026 upgrades include a freshly painted interior, new kitchen quartz countertops, full electrical rewiring. Modern safety features such as a whole-house water shut-off sensor and automatic gas shut-off valve give peace of mind. The flexible floor plan offers two bedrooms and a full bath upstairs, plus a lower level with an expansive primary suite with ensuite bath and deck access, a laundry room, and a third bathroom with separate side entrance—ideal for guests, multigenerational living, or a home office. Once home to two UC Berkeley physicists, including physicist William Rarita, this residence combines a storied history with a premier location close to Tilden Park hiking trails, multiple hill paths, and convenient pathway, car, or bus access to UC Berkeley, downtown, and the city’s vibrant neighborhood districts. Home Energy Score of 3.
Set high in the peaceful Berkeley Hills, 1394 Queens Road captures spectacular views across Berkeley, San Francisco Bay, and the Golden Gate Bridge. Framed by sky, water, and mature trees, this 4-bedroom, 2-bath home offers an exceptional sense of privacy and calm while keeping the entire Bay Area seemingly at your feet. The flexible two-level floor plan features two bedrooms and one full bathroom on each floor, creating wonderful possibilities for guests, working from home, or simply having room to spread out. Upstairs, the light-filled main living space makes an immediate impression with its soaring wood ceiling, exposed beams, expansive windows, gleaming floors, and inviting fireplace. The living, dining, and kitchen areas connect with ease, creating a comfortable setting for everyday life and memorable gatherings. Downstairs, a spacious family room provides an entirely separate place to relax, entertain, watch movies, or enjoy the ever-changing scenery. It opens directly to one of three decks, each offering its own opportunity for outdoor dining, morning coffee, sunset drinks, or quiet contemplation above the city. The larger downstairs bedroom also includes an adjoining bonus room with exciting potential for a future en suite bathroom. A garage, huge basement storage (478 sf) with high ceilings possible suitabel for development. Multiple outdoor living areas, and an exceptionally tranquil location complete the offering. Rich with architectural personality, versatile spaces, and truly commanding views, 1394 Queens Road is a distinctive Berkeley Hills retreat that feels worlds away from the city below. Home Energy Score: 5
Welcome to 765 Euclid Ave, a beautiful Spanish-style home lovingly cherished by the same owners for the past 50 years. The main level offers a spacious and inviting layout, with a dedicated dining room opening to an upper deck overlooking beautiful Bay views. It’s a wonderful setting for morning coffee, sunset drinks, holiday celebrations, or weekend gatherings with friends and family. With generous living spaces and a warm sense of connection throughout, this is a home made for bringing people together. The lower level adds even more flexibility with a one-bedroom, one-bath in-law space and a wet bar that could potentially be transformed into a kitchenette. Whether used for extended family, guests, a private retreat, or future needs, the space offers many possibilities for the way you live. Outside, enjoy the garden and upper deck, where beautiful Bay views create a special backdrop for relaxing and entertaining. The home is also conveniently located just blocks from highly regarded schools and neighborhood amenities. After 50 years of memories, this beloved home is ready to begin its next chapter. A home with character, beautiful views, generous spaces, and the flexibility to grow with you—ready to create many more years of joy. Home Energy Score of 1.5
Bernard Maybeck....an early architectural genius, master of grandeur and simplicity. Maybeck built this tiny home (called it a Studio) on the site of the Maybeck home that burned in the 1923 Berkeley Hills fire. This is a wonderful location, filled with many Maybecks and a friendly group of neighbors. Gardens, lovely views, peaceful and quiet. Live in it as a home or studio to inspire creativity. Plans done in 1991 to expand house on south side below the bedroom and incorporating the existing storeroom/laundry. Plans were to provide additional bedroom/study and bath. 2711 Buena Vista is a very extraordinary home....none other like it! HOME ENERGY SCORE 4
A striking modern residence in the Berkeley Hills, 1026 Grizzly Peak Blvd pairs bold contemporary architecture with warm, sophisticated interiors and sweeping Bay views. Walls of glass, soaring ceilings and wide-plank white oak floors fill the home with natural light, while multiple terraces create seamless indoor-outdoor living. The open-concept living, dining and chef’s kitchen flow toward the views, featuring Thermador appliances, custom cabinetry and dramatic stone finishes. A serene primary suite, spa-inspired baths, flexible living spaces and a rare level landscaped yard offer both luxury and everyday livability. Enjoy iconic Bay views and Berkeley Hills serenity—just minutes from UC Berkeley, Tilden Park and North Berkeley’s shops and restaurants, with a bus stop right outside and BART just 2.5 miles away.
Welcome to this beautiful 3-bedroom, 2-bath Mid-Century Modern home, offering timeless architectural character, spacious living areas, and beautiful Bay views. The impressive living room showcases classic Mid-Century details, including vaulted wood-beamed ceilings, warm wood-paneled accents, hardwood floors, and a striking brick fireplace. Large windows and glass doors bring in abundant natural light and create a seamless connection to the outdoor spaces. The kitchen offers generous cabinetry and counter space, along with a gas range, refrigerator, dishwasher, and in-unit washer and dryer. A charming breakfast nook sits just off the kitchen, while the separate dining room features built-in shelving and access to the outdoor patio. All three bedrooms feature hardwood floors, natural light, and vaulted ceilings. The home includes two full bathrooms, including one with a double-sink vanity and glass-enclosed shower. Enjoy sweeping Bay and hillside views, mature landscaping, a garage, and convenient rear-alley access. Home Energy Score of 1
A Rare Canyon Retreat, Offered for the First Time in Over 50 Years! Tucked into a peaceful canyon setting, this private and distinctive home tells the story of another era built with love, and rich with authentic Kensington character. Its mid-century flair meets the open, airy design influences of the 1970s, creating a layout that feels both grounded and free. Behind the home's bones stands Verner & Miram, a San Francisco structural engineering firm whose name carried real weight in mid-century California architecture. Partners Edwin A. Verner and Oleg V. Miram built their reputation from the 1940s through the 1960s, becoming the engineers architects turned to when a project demanded more than the ordinary. Their fingerprint here is part of what makes this home more than a relic of its era it's a piece of art! its open-concept flow to the quiet sense of privacy and retreat that defines the property. Filled with personality and possibility, this is a true canvas a rare opportunity for a buyer with vision to honor the home's original character while reimagining it for the way we live today. Homes like this seldom come to market. For the right owner, it's a chance to create something entirely their own, in a setting that feels worlds away, yet close to everything.
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Currently under construction - move in within months, not years. A rare opportunity to own a brand-new, custom-quality home in Berkeley's coveted Greenwood Common, while still personalizing essentially all finishes, materials, fixtures, and many design details to your taste, depending on the stage of construction. Set on the last remaining homesite in this landmark mid-century enclave, the approximately 3,352 square foot residence was designed by one of Berkeley's most celebrated architecture firms. The three-level home offers 4 bedrooms, including a flexible bedroom/office, 4 1/2 bathrooms, a private elevator, and a 2-car garage. An expansive top-floor great room connects the kitchen, dining, and living spaces and opens through floor-to-ceiling glass to a roof deck with outdoor kitchen and views across the treetops, city, and Bay. Warm natural materials, mature oaks, a green roof, and private outdoor spaces create exceptional indoor-outdoor living. Near UC Berkeley, the Rose Garden, Codornices Park, Tilden, and North Berkeley dining and shops. New construction, architectural distinction, extensive personalization, views, and a near-term move-in without starting from scratch.
Currently under construction - move in within months, not years. A rare opportunity to own a brand-new, custom-quality home in Berkeley's coveted Greenwood Common, while still personalizing essentially all finishes, materials, fixtures, and many design details to your taste, depending on the stage of construction. Set on the last remaining homesite in this landmark mid-century enclave, the approximately 3,352 square foot residence was designed by one of Berkeley's most celebrated architecture firms. The three-level home offers 4 bedrooms, including a flexible bedroom/office, 4 1/2 bathrooms, a private elevator, and a 2-car garage. An expansive top-floor great room connects the kitchen, dining, and living spaces and opens through floor-to-ceiling glass to a roof deck with outdoor kitchen and views across the treetops, city, and Bay. Warm natural materials, mature oaks, a green roof, and private outdoor spaces create exceptional indoor-outdoor living. Near UC Berkeley, the Rose Garden, Codornices Park, Tilden, and North Berkeley dining and shops. New construction, architectural distinction, extensive personalization, views, and a near-term move-in without starting from scratch.
Nestled in the lower North Berkeley Hills, this move-in ready 3-bedroom home boasts picturesque Bay and North Bay views. Charming Mediterranean-style details include a clay-tiled roof, coved ceilings, large picture windows, tiled arched fireplace and hardwood floors. Enter into the step-down living room with fireplace and French doors opening to a spacious walk-out view deck. Surrounded by mature trees and lush shrubbery, the deck overlooks the rear fenced yard and lower-level patio - an oasis awaiting its transformation. The formal dining room's bay windows overlook the rear yard with westward views and connect directly to the kitchen featuring stone-tiled counters, built-in sideboard and breakfast area. This level is completed by the first of three bedrooms, a full bath with stall shower and interior access to the attached garage. The upper level offers two additional bedrooms - one with an attached walk-out sundeck - and a full bath with shower-over-tub. A separate lower-level unwarranted in-law with private entrance offers a studio apartment with kitchen, full bath and walk-out patio - ideal for additional income, extended family or an au pair. Located just steps from the beautiful and historic Berkeley Rose Garden, with tennis courts and softball field, as well as Codornices Park and Live Oak Park. Dine at exceptional restaurants - including Chez Panisse, Bar Panisse and Cheese Board on nearby Shattuck Avenue - or visit the original Peet's Coffee on Vine Street. The North Berkeley Farmers' Market operates on Thursdays year-round. Home Energy Score of 1.
Designed in 1977 by architect Kathie Milano as her personal residence, this contemporary treehouse sits on a quiet cul-de-sac overlooking Tilden Park, with canyon views, morning sun, and offers a seamless connection between architecture and nature. Clean lines, high ceilings, walls of glass, verdant views from nearly every room and a dramatic open mezzanine plan create a seamless living experience. Expansive glass doors open directly onto the garden and multiple decks, including one reached by a bridge through the redwoods. Together, these spaces create a seamless connection between the home and its natural surroundings, making indoor-outdoor living a defining feature of the design. Upon entry, the home opens into a light-filled living room that extends onto a deck, bridge, and an established garden. The kitchen and dining area occupy a mezzanine level, opening onto a second deck and garden. A conveniently located half bath and laundry complete this level. Upstairs, three generous bedrooms share a thoughtfully designed bathroom with a double shower and double vanity. Maple floors throughout, and new appliances and a heat-pump air conditioning add comfort and modern functionality. Situated near Tilden Park's many trails and attractions, including the golf course, carousel, Little Farm, and steam trains. BART, UC Berkeley, the Gourmet Ghetto, and Solano Avenue are also nearby. Designed with a deep sensitivity to its setting, this distinctive Berkeley residence offers a sense of privacy and connection to the surrounding redwoods, gardens, and hills. Home Energy Score of 5
Welcome to the "Golden Duplex" — a rare opportunity to own two identical side-by-side units in one of Berkeley’s most sought-after neighborhoods. It feels like living in two separate, adjacent houses. Each sun-filled unit features a spacious living room with a fireplace, formal dining room, and an eat-in kitchen. Original architectural details abound, including built-ins, hardwood floors, and abundant vintage charm. Additional conveniences include in-unit laundry, private backyard spaces, separate garages, and generous basement storage. Perfectly located in the heart of Berkeley-Berkeley's most coveted neighborhood. Gourmet Ghetto, UC Berkeley campus, Downtown Berkeley Arts District and BART are all within walking distance.
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Berkeley is located in California. Berkeley, California 94708has a population of 119,607. Berkeley 94708 is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 30.73% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 36.75%.
The median household income in Berkeley, California 94708 is $97,834. The median household income for the surrounding county is $112,017 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Berkeley 94708 is 32.1 years.
The average high temperature in July is 71.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 43.6 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 25.5 inches per year, with 0 inches of snow per year.
