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.
New Listing! A rare quarter-acre wonderland, just 3 blocks from Solano Avenue! Your first glimpse of this stunning property is the wooden bridge spanning a dry creek that meanders through a glorious garden glen framed by stately redwoods and gorgeous specimen trees. These amazing grounds surround a classic 1920s 4 BR/2BA Mediterranean home, cherished by one family since 1969. The spacious living and dining rooms were made for entertaining, and feature floor-to-ceiling arched windows, matchstick oak floors, tray ceilings, and a handsome fireplace. The eat-in-kitchen has a sweet bay window and convenient laundry closet. Three bedrooms and a full bath border the main hallway. The primary bedroom, with its generous closet space, easily fits a king-size bed. The fourth bedroom is tucked away with an ensuite bathroom, perfect for guests. Luxuriate in the peacefulness that only nature can provide, while enjoying the fun and convenience of being 3 blocks from Solano Avenue, the commercial heart and soul of Berkeley’s beloved Thousand Oaks neighborhood. Don't miss this incomparable home in a stellar location! Home Energy Score: 1.
Views, views, views. Set just a block from UC Berkeley at 65 Panoramic Way. This stylish Mid-Century home is perfect for those wanting to be connected to UC and who love watching the changing weather. Easy-to-maintain garden and two decks—one above and one below—create distinct outdoor spaces for morning coffee, afternoon gatherings, al fresco dining, or simply taking in the changing colors of the Bay from sunrise to sunset. This home has it all: an almost level entry and the convenience of two-car parking that can accommodate four small cars – a rarity on Panoramic Hill. Inside, generous proportions, vaulted ceilings and abundant natural light complement the dramatic outlooks, creating an atmosphere that is both sophisticated and deeply serene. The experience is one of being immersed in the landscape while enjoying the comfort and privacy of a beautifully situated home. Originally a 3 bedroom now a spacious 2 bedroom + office. Laundry room. Panoramic Hill is among Berkeley’s most distinctive residential enclaves, prized for its extraordinary views, wooded setting, and sense of seclusion. Yet this peaceful sanctuary remains close to UC Berkeley, the city’s celebrated restaurants and cafés, vibrant cultural life, and the many pleasures of the East Bay.
Stunning contemporary in coveted Claremont Court in quiet cul-de-sac location, with 4BR/3.5BA, including two primary suites and lower family room. State of the art designer kitchen, loads of storage, soaring ceilings and walls of glass create light open spaces with views to the Bay and gardens. A private front yard with deck for outdoor dining and a generous, romantic garden with a lawn, different seating areas and hot tub invite easy indoor-outdoor living. Beautifully updated interiors, a two-car garage with internal access & extra storage, plus addl. driveway parking. Built in 1986 on grounds that were originally purchased in 1945 by Madame Chiang Kai-shek and her brother, financier T. V. Soong, a remarkable history! Enjoy a prime location near Rockridge & Elmwood shopping and dining, the Claremont Hotel & Club, & convenient routes to San Francisco and beyond. Home Energy Score 10
Beautiful recently remodeled charming Berkeley home in amazing location. This bright and light interior home features 3 bedrooms and 2 baths with an open concept, wood style floors, newer paint and over all recent remodel.. Gourmet kitchen with new white shaker cabinets, stainless steel appliances, high end gas range and stainless drop down hood. Two downstairs bedrooms with well painted remodeled downstairs bathroom. Large secluded upstairs secluded primary bedroom with remodeled bath all white marble walls and floors. Separate private entrance studio with kitchen in back of property.
This charming bungalow in the Great Poets Corner features three spacious bedrooms. The master suite occupies the entire upstairs and includes a deck that overlooks the backyard. On the main level, you'll find two large bedrooms and a full bath; one of the bedrooms can be used as a den or office. The main level also offers a large kitchen and laundry area, along with a sizable dining room that has access to another deck facing the backyard. A cozy living room with a fireplace completes this level. Additionally, there is a large outbuilding that can serve various purposes, such as an office, gym, yoga studio, or storage. The location provides easy access to shopping, transportation, and the freeway.
Built in 1906 and loved by the same family for nearly 30 years, this charming Gourmet District home has all the good stuff: glorious natural light, high ceilings, original hardwood floors, hand-carved details, beautiful built-ins and a cozy gas fireplace. Level-in from the street, with an en-suite bedroom on the main level, it’s also located on one of Berkeley’s beloved Bike Boulevards. And while the old Berkeley soul is very much intact, these owners have really taken care of their house. Extensive foundation + seismic work, electrical and plumbing upgrades, trenchless sewer, upgraded windows, rooftop solar, heat-pump HVAC + water heater, and a new roof in 2025. Just off the kitchen, the private courtyard feels like its own little world - quiet, tucked away and made for long dinners outside. And then there’s the location: with a Walk Score of Chez Panisse, Cheese Board Collective, Comal, Berkeley Rep, UC Berkeley and so much more are just blocks away. (97 Walk score 96 Bike Score) A house with history, a whole lot of heart, and nearly three decades of happy living behind it. Now it’s ready for what’s next. This is a freestanding house within a small, self-managed 3-home HOA. HOME ENERGY SCORE 10
Welcome to 2840 Stanton Street, a beautifully refreshed Craftsman nestled in Berkeley's historic San Pablo Park neighborhood. From its inviting curb appeal to its thoughtfully preserved architectural character, this exceptional residence offers the perfect blend of timeless charm and modern comfort; topped new a roof and Solar Panels and eletrical updates The welcoming front porch leads into a spacious foyer that opens to an elegant formal living room, where gleaming hardwood floors, a broad picture window, and a beautifully mantled fireplace create a warm and inviting gathering space filled with natural light. The formal dining room continues the home's classic appeal with its stunning box-beam ceiling, original built-in cabinetry, and generous space for entertaining or everyday dining. At the heart of the home is a spacious eat-in kitchen featuring updated cabinetry, attractive countertops, abundant storage, and ample room for casual dining. The kitchen flows seamlessly into the bedroom wing, offering both functionality and privacy. The two generously sized bedrooms range from large to exceptionally spacious plus and extra room providing flexibility for family living, guests, a home office, or creative workspace. Two full bathrooms are thoughtfully positioned to comfortably accommodate both residents and visitors. Ideally situated in one of Berkeley's most desirable neighborhoods, the home offers outstanding access to San Pablo Park, neighborhood cafés, shopping, restaurants, schools, and nearby Berkeley destinations. Public transportation, major commuter corridors, and freeway access make traveling throughout the East Bay and to San Francisco exceptionally convenient. Rich in character, refreshed for today's lifestyle, and ideally located, 2840 Stanton Street presents a wonderful opportunity to own a classic Berkeley Craftsman in one of the city's most cherished neighborhoods. Home Energy Score 4
Discover modern serenity at 1537 Ashby Avenue! Extensively remodeled and completed in 2010, this thoughtfully designed Berkeley home combines contemporary architecture, warmth, and seamless indoor-outdoor living. The spacious kitchen and dining area open to an inviting living room with a gas fireplace, while four floor-to-ceiling folding French doors connect the interior to a generous backyard, creating a wonderful setting for everyday living and entertaining. Upstairs, two private primary suites each feature their own closet and full bathroom, complemented by a conveniently located laundry closet. Designed to minimize street noise, the home offers an unexpected sense of tranquility in a central Berkeley location. Fully fenced and gated, the property provides privacy and comfort. Situated on an approximately 5,400 sq. ft. lot, the substantial rear yard and existing access offer exciting possibilities for an ADU or additional residential development, subject to City of Berkeley regulations and approvals. Freshly painted inside and out, beautifully presented, and boasting a BESO Home Energy Score of 9 out of 10. A distinctive modern retreat with room to enjoy today and possibilities for tomorrow. Welcome home!
Timeless Berkeley Brown Shingle residence offering five rooms currently used as bedrooms and five bathrooms across approximately 3,553 sq. ft., blending historic character with modern living. The flexible floor plan includes a spacious third-floor room with two closets and a private balcony, plus a second-floor room that offers space for an office, bedroom, media room, or gym. Ideally located in LeConte/Lower Elmwood, just south of UC Berkeley, this beautifully updated home sits on a 6,750 sq. ft. lot. Renovated with permits in 2022, it features fresh interior and exterior paint, spacious living and dining rooms, a chefs kitchen, and an expansive rear deck. The private primary suite opens to its own balcony overlooking the backyard. A detached two-car garage may offer future ADU conversion potential, subject to buyer verification and City approval. Close to UC Berkeley, Elmwood, Downtown Berkeley, Berkeley Bowl, BART, restaurants, cafés, parks, and cultural attractions. Home Energy Score: 3. City-approved plans designate two of the five rooms as studies. The seller has applied to change their designation to bedrooms; City review is pending.
A Berkeley bungalow with a modern point of view. Taken to the studs and beautifully remodeled, this permitted renovation pairs thoughtful design with extensive upgrades throughout. Vaulted ceilings and abundant natural light create an airy feel, while warm, elevated finishes bring character and cohesion. The showstopping kitchen is the heart of the home, with an expansive 8' island, leathered Taj Mahal quartzite counters, 36" range and cabinet space galore. Beyond the design: new roof, siding, windows, electrical, plumbing and energy-efficient Quilt mini-splits for heating + cooling. An impressive HES = 10, BESO compliant. Ideally situated near Berkeley Bowl, Ashby BART and neighborhood favorites, with an 89 Walk Score and 97 Bike Score. A beautiful home with the upgrades to back it up.
Set within Berkeley’s Poet’s Corner, 2312 Browning St offers an elegant interpretation of everyday living in one of the East Bay’s most cherished neighborhoods. Recently refreshed with a curated selection of contemporary upgrades, the residence pairs its inherent character with modern refinement. The kitchen has been thoughtfully updated with new appliances and countertops, while additional cosmetic improvements throughout the home lend a fresh, cohesive sensibility to the interior. Home energy score of 10 based on previous BESO testing. There is an effortless quality to the home—inviting yet sophisticated, polished without feeling precious. The updated spaces provide a beautiful backdrop for both quiet mornings and lively gatherings, with thoughtful details that make the home feel considered and complete. Outside the front door, Poet’s Corner offers the quintessential Berkeley experience: leafy streets, architectural character, a strong sense of community, and convenient walkability to the culture, restaurants, shops, and everyday pleasures that define the city. A gracious Berkeley residence with updated appeal and a truly distinctive address, 2312 Browning St is an opportunity to experience the enduring allure of Poet’s Corner.
Tree-lined and unhurried, this stretch of Blake Street is quintessential Berkeley. White stucco and red tile, roses peeking over a brick and wrought-iron fence, an arched entry that has been welcoming people home for generations. Inside, the living room sets the tone: gleaming hardwood floors, a gently coved ceiling, and a tiled fireplace. Light pours in through the bay window. Next is the formal dining room, where an arched display niche, an inlaid hardwood floor border, and a lantern pendant give the space real period character. The kitchen keeps things bright and workable. Crisp white cabinetry, stone counters with a full-height backsplash, a gas range, and a window over the sink. A separate pantry with wraparound shelving sits just off the counter, and an archway opens to a sunny corner breakfast nook. Morning coffee has a home here. The primary suite is genuinely large, with a wall of closets. Its en-suite bathroom is a standout: a soaking tub, a separate glass shower, a double vanity with a seated dressing station, floor-to-ceiling built-in cabinetry, and a skylight overhead. The hall bedrooms are well proportioned, with more of those beautiful oak floors. Downstairs, two large finished rooms plus a full bath offer serious flexibility. Whether you need a den, home office, guest quarters, studio, or all of the above.* Sliding doors open directly to a deep backyard with a patio, ready for gardening, entertaining, or potential expansion.** A long driveway leads to a deep garage with multiple access points. A rare find and a dream for a workshop, storage, or projects. All of this just minutes from Berkeley Bowl, BART, Tanzie's, and everything that makes Berkeley, Berkeley. Buyer to investigate. Home Energy Score 1.
Commanding a magnificent position in the Claremont Hills, this exceptional six-bedroom estate offers more than 6000 square feet of luxurious living space and sweeping, front-row panoramas of San Francisco and the Bay. Dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows, soaring ceilings, an elevator. The large kitchen connects seamlessly to an oversized family room framed by spectacular Bay views. The living and dining rooms open to a generous entertainment deck with clear glass railings. A lavish primary suite overlooking the Bay with steam shower and jacuzzi tub is joined by multiple additional bedrooms with en-suite baths and dedicated work and workout spaces. The lower level family room opens to a resort-like setting with an infinity pool, hot tub, professional outdoor kitchen, expansive deck, basketball court and 2+ car garage with interior access. Berkeley mailing address, Oakland ordinances. Views: Downtown
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
Talbot Avenue sits in Berkeley’s Westbrae neighborhood, where the streets are flat, the lots are deep, and neighbors still stop to talk on the sidewalk. For nearly ten years, this 1937 split-level has been home to the same family, a place where children took their first steps, friends gathered for dinner, and everyday routines became lasting memories. Set back behind a landscaped front garden, the home feels private and welcoming. Inside, original character is complemented by substantial improvements. Hardwood floors have been refinished, walls repaired and replastered, the interior freshly painted, and new light fixtures installed throughout. The eat-in kitchen pairs vintage charm with practical updates, including a classic Wedgewood stove, new quartz countertops, faucet, garbage disposal, satin nickel hardware, and engineered hardwood flooring. Cabinetry and shelving were reconfigured in 2021, and appliances include a Bosch dishwasher and updated refrigerator. A separate laundry room features new flooring over a rebuilt subfloor and an LG washer and dryer. The bathroom has been refreshed with a new vanity, faucet, mirror, lighting, and exhaust fan. Two bedrooms and an attached one-car garage complete the 851-square-foot main house. A detached office and studio at the rear of the property adds flexible usable space. Built out in 2021 with new windows, doors, and a skylight, it offers a dedicated setting for work, art, exercise, or retreat. Some of the home's most significant improvements are behind the walls. In 2026, the original knob-and-tube wiring was fully decommissioned and replaced. A new electric heat pump provides heating and air conditioning, while new attic insulation improves thermal performance. A new water heater was installed in 2023. Outside, the home has been freshly painted and fitted with new gutters. The generous, fully fenced backyard was regraded with new stonework, landscaping has been refreshed front and back, and fencing has been replaced along the rear and south property lines. The sellers have invested more than $130,000 in the property during their ownership, including approximately $90,000 in 2026. The result preserves the home's 1937 character while thoughtfully addressing its systems, surfaces, comfort, and efficiency. Home Energy Score of 8. BESO compliance pending.
Stunning, mature wisteria and bougainvillea welcome you through the garden gate, where adorable Berkeley charm meets versatility in this Central Berkeley bungalow. Compact but mighty, this home packs a punch! Beautiful light, dual pane windows, oak floors, a cozy fireplace and an updated kitchen with new appliances. Two bedrooms and 1 bathroom in the main home, plus a garden studio with its own bathroom and kitchenette, ideal for a dedicated home office, creative retreat, or flex space. The private fenced yard is a sanctuary, featuring garden beds and a spacious patio area, perfect for entertaining, relaxation and play. Additional highlights include off-street driveway parking, a compliant sewer lateral, and an impressive energy efficiency score. Situated moments from favorite local cafes, shops and transit options, this move-in-ready gem represents quintessential Berkeley living, boasting an 88 Walkscore and 99 Bikescore! Home Energy Score 9.
Set into the North Berkeley hills, 141 Fairlawn is one of the earliest known works of architect Andrew Batey. It was designed and built in the early 1970s, years before the Napa Valley houses and Getty Center recognition that would define Batey's career. It was commissioned by Henry Bowles, an architectural photographer who trained under Morley Baer and shot for Condé Nast, and it shows in a studied style that prized "purity, simplicity, and austerity of form" — for someone who looked at buildings for a living. More than fifty years on, it still feels ahead of its time. Step inside and the house does the thing Batey built it to do — it brings the outside in. A two-story wall of glass on an exposed frame pulls the canopy straight into the living space, and the main volume rises double-height beneath open beams, an open-tread stair climbing to the mezzanine. There is very little between you and the outdoors, and the room changes hour by hour as light and leaf-shadow move across it. Sliding doors carry the space outward: one opens onto the entry walk, a step from an expansive deck set among mature native oaks. A floor above, a second slider opens on the same wall, looking down over the quiet sitting area by the entrance. Batey worked the sloping site rather than fighting it, and the plan unfolds in levels — an updated kitchen with quartz counters and custom tile and a light-filled main floor. The main level holds a private bedroom that opens directly to a full bath — a primary suite, with a second door as its own private entrance — along with a flexible den in the far corner. Upstairs, a 400+ square foot master suite where the bedroom opens to the black-tile bath Batey returned to design in the late 1980s, lit from two skylights overhead. Beside the single-car garage sits a separate studio of roughly 300 square feet with its own sink and full bath, built as Bowles's darkroom, later given a skylight of its own — a palette for the imagination: studio, office, guest space, retreat. Redwood construction, a low-maintenance Trex deck, replacement windows on the lower level, central heat, EV charging, and a roughly 220-square-foot detached garage ground the architecture in easy livability. Home Energy Score: 5. Across the decades the house has kept its clarity: simplicity, open living, an unbroken connection to the landscape, and a quiet intelligence in every room. It is a rare thing — an architect's early vision, preserved, and exactly the way we want to live today
Located in the coveted Claremont Hills with verdant hillside outlooks, this light filled retreat pairs soaring vaulted ceilings, an open flow, and refined modern updates. The living room with fireplace is open to the airy dining area and an updated kitchen with new countertops. Sliding glass doors open to an expansive deck, perfect for outdoor dining and enjoyment of the views. Two main level bedrooms each come with a full bath and large closets. The spacious vaulted loft makes an ideal office or family room and an attached storage room could serve as workshop, gym or future build out. The semi-finished two car garage comes with comfortable interior access. Private, quiet setting, just minutes to HWY 24/13, the Claremont Hotel, Rockridge, parks, and trails. Berkeley mailing address, Oakland ordinances.
Located in the heart of West Berkeley, 2709 10th St combines the sleek, energetic design of a downtown urban loft with the relaxed charm of one of the Bay Area's most desirable communities. Designed by the award-winning firm Rempel + Lao Architects, this striking live/work residence exhibits modern architectural design with the refined energy of a high-end downtown space. Featuring a distinctive metal-clad exterior, soaring ceilings, sculptural steel accents, and dramatic light wells, the multi-level layout delivers clean lines, polished surfaces, and expansive windows that flood the home with natural light, showcasing the true industrial-chic aesthetic and open flow of a core city loft. Offering the best of both worlds, this location pairs the easy accessibility of an urban center with West Berkeley’s rich food and outdoor scene. Legendary spots like Berkeley Bowl West and Acme Bread are just blocks away, along with top-rated neighborhood cafes, San Pablo Park, and the iconic San Francisco Bay Trail. All while being just a few miles from downtown SF across the Bay. Here, you have an extraordinary lifestyle where high-design loft living meets complete neighborhood convenience.
WOW! BREATHTAKING CANYON VIEWS, BRAND-NEW INTERIORS, and room for everyone! Tucked in the beautiful Claremont Hills, this spacious custom-built home has been completely reimagined with gorgeous contemporary finishes, expansive living spaces, and balconies overlooking a sea of evergreens. With approximately 3,500 sqft in the main residence PLUS a separate 630 sqft one-bedroom apartment, this is a home that can accommodate a crowd while giving everyone their own space! Step through the front double-doors into a sunlit living room with soaring vaulted ceilings. The spacious dining area and wet bar make hosting a pleasure, but the real SHOWSTOPPER awaits just beyond: a spectacular kitchen and family room surrounded by picture windows, balconies, and beautiful canyon views. The kitchen features a grand Taj Mahal waterfall-edge island, premium Italian Bertazzoni appliances, and a statement range hood. Open the full-width folding patio doors and let the outdoors become part of your living room! The main level also features a luxurious primary suite with a walk-in closet and a beautifully appointed bathroom with a soaking tub, separate shower, and double vanity. An additional spacious bedroom offers flexibility for guests, an office, or a playroom, with a convenient powder room for visitors. Downstairs, three more bedrooms, additional full bathroom, a second family/recreation room, and a dedicated laundry room provide plenty of space to spread out. Balconies accessible from multiple rooms bring the outdoors into everyday life, with peaceful views of the surrounding trees. And then there's the BONUS APARTMENT! A separate 630 sqft one-bedroom residence with its own entrance, full kitchen, and laundry. An excellent setup for extended family, an au pair, visiting guests, or potential rental income while maintaining privacy in the main home. Everything inside is BRAND-NEW and never lived in! Owned solar, an attached two-car garage, and additional driveway parking add everyday convenience to this remarkable property. Enjoy the quieter pace of the Claremont Hills, surrounded by trees and open space, with Tilden Park and miles of East Bay trails nearby. Rockridge, Berkeley, and Orinda offer wonderful restaurants, cafés, shopping, and entertainment, while Highway 24 and the Caldecott Tunnel keep the rest of the Bay Area within easy reach. A home with room to gather, space to retreat, and views that make even an ordinary Tuesday feel extraordinary.
Magical views from this rare Berkeley masterpiece, the historic Rees House beautifully blends iconic architect Bernard Maybeck’s interpretation of a Swiss Chalet with modern luxury. Built in 1906 and honored with a 1991 BAHA Restoration and Renovation Award, the home features exquisite craftsmanship, dramatic balconies, generous eaves, a gabled roof, and panoramic Bay views. The private third-floor primary retreat includes a lounge, dressing room, renovated bath, balcony, and breathtaking views. Four additional bedrooms with lovely views are arranged for flexible use on the second level. Spectacular tiered gardens offer entertaining terraces, a koi pond, hot tub, and fruit orchard. A striking two-story detached studio or guest house strikes a distinctly modern tone that complements the main house. Privately set on a large lot near UC Berkeley, with garage and off-street parking for several cars, this property is a true Berkeley treasure. HOME ENERGY SCORE 1. Views: Downtown
Just one block above Solano Avenue, the Gillespie House was commissioned in 1916 and designed by John Hudson Thomas. It’s a home that feels very much of its time—beautifully crafted, full of character, and thoughtfully designed. What makes the setting especially rare is the combination of walkability and views: one of the few streets in Berkeley where you can enjoy sweeping views while still being just a short stroll from the places that make daily life so convenient. JH Thomas was intentional about how the house sits on the lot, taking full advantage of its southwestern exposure. From different rooms and windows throughout the house, you get changing views that stretch from downtown Oakland to San Francisco and across to the North Bay. A proper foyer leads into an elegant living room and from there, multiple entries connect to a breakfast nook overlooking the Bay and an open, remodeled kitchen with beautiful Brazilian Santa Rita soapstone countertops, a 48 inch stove and plenty of storage. The dining room has all the presence of a proper formal room, with lovely built-ins and is both open to the kitchen and the courtyard too—a magical space that hints at France. Doors open, meals outside. The house transitions from entertaining to living as you enter the rear of the home through a hallway replete with various closets to two spacious bedrooms and a full remodeled bath. Upstairs, and from the spacious foyer, you will find a beautifully updated bathroom with shower and freestanding tub and a third generous bedroom with lovely coved ceilings. To the right of the stairs is the true primary suite. Including a light-filled den/sitting area, walk-through closet and en-suite bath. There is more. Downstairs, a full basement with tons of potential awaits a new owner's ideas- workshop, expansion, your call. Energy Score is 2. The front landscaping, with productive passion fruit vines and miniature peach, nectarine and Meyer lemon trees, is gorgeous and lush and gives the house this wonderful sense of arrival. In the backyard, find the beginning of an orchard; productive apple trees and so much space, waiting for your wish list: perhaps a hot tub? And perhaps the most attractive feature of this home is its location. Parks in every direction, Solano Avenue is one block away. Stroll to nearby coffee shops, restaurants and shopping. Or head to the Gourmet Area and enjoy a slice at the Cheeseboard, a drink at the trendy Bar Panisse - or a fancy dinner at Chez!
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
This classic Berkeley Hills Mediterranean offers timeless charm, a thoughtful layout, and a spacious rear yard. The main living spaces are positioned at the front of the home. The bright, sunny living room features a fireplace, while the spacious dining room includes an alcove and connects to the breakfast nook. The kitchen blends old-world charm with select modern updates. With one bedroom on the main level and two bedrooms on the upper split level, the home offers a comfortable balance of privacy and flow. Both upper bedrooms overlook the rear yard, and one opens directly onto the back deck. The lower level provides flexible bonus space, ample storage, and interior access to the garage. The expansive rear yard features a large deck, gas BBQ, and mature trees—a blank slate ready to be customized. There’s plenty of room for play, entertaining, or creating a lush garden retreat. Ideally located just minutes from Dorothy Bolte Park and Tilden Park, with its beloved merry-go-round, hiking trails, and Little Farm. UC Berkeley is also nearby, and there is easy access to downtown Berkeley, shops, and restaurants. Home Energy Score: 1
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Berkeley is located in California. Berkeley, California has a population of 119,607. Berkeley is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 29.81% 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 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 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.
