Welcome to 1721 Berkeley Way, Unit 9. This beautiful 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom top floor condominium located in the south-west corner is move-in ready with many recent modern updates. Filled with natural light, this freshly painted unit has new luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout. The bathroom shower tiles and countertops were recently reglazed with a stylish design along with a new toilet and flooring. Beautiful new lighting brightens the kitchen, bedrooms and bathroom. The dining room comes with a new fan. Conveniently located . 8 miles to UC Berkeley Campus, 2 blocks from Trader Joes, 1 block from a major bus stop to go to campus, 1 block from University Ave, 2 blocks from MLK Blvd and . 8 miles to Downtown Berkeley BART. Dont miss this great opportunity to live in a prime location.
CondoProperty Type
1962Year Built
$725Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Brian Lee•DRE #01986757• KW Elevate
Listed by Yvette Petersen•DRE #01969163• KW Elevate
Bought with Kenny Han•DRE #02053276• KW Elevate
Bought with Yvette Petersen•DRE #01969163• KW Elevate
bridgeMLS, Bay East AOR, or Contra Costa AOR #40282346
Jul 19, 2007
Listing Removed
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Public Records
Nov 17, 2000
Sold
$271,000
$337/sq ft
bridgeMLS, Bay East AOR, or Contra Costa AOR #20036547
Oct 19, 2000
Listing Removed
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$10,893 (+13.4%)
$189,000 + $441,000
$630,000
2024
$9,610 (+4.8%)
$201,317 + $469,740
$671,057
2023
$9,174 (+21.5%)
$187,500 + $437,500
$625,000
2022
$7,551 (−0.1%)
$140,465 + $327,752
$468,217
2021
$7,561 (+5.8%)
$140,465 + $327,752
$468,217
2020
$7,147 (+4.3%)
$137,712 + $321,328
$459,040
2019
$6,854 (+1.8%)
$136,300 + $318,034
$454,334
2018
$6,734 (+3.8%)
$133,628 + $311,800
$445,428
2017
$6,487 (+3.5%)
$128,441 + $299,696
$428,137
2016
$6,266 (+13.4%)
$128,441 + $299,696
$428,137
2015
$5,528 (−7.9%)
$125,922 + $293,819
$419,741
2014
$6,005 (+11.6%)
$118,500 + $276,500
$395,000
2013
$5,379 (+2.1%)
$118,500 + $276,500
$395,000
2012
$5,267 (+0.9%)
$102,000 + $238,000
$340,000
2011
$5,222 (+4.3%)
$102,000 + $238,000
$340,000
2010
$5,009 (−0.9%)
$102,000 + $238,000
$340,000
2009
$5,054 (−9.6%)
$97,500 + $227,500
$325,000
2008
$5,593
$97,500 + $227,500
$325,000
Tax history for 1721 Berkeley Way #9
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$10,893 (+13.4%)
$189,000 + $441,000
$630,000
2024
$9,610 (+4.8%)
$201,317 + $469,740
$671,057
2023
$9,174 (+21.5%)
$187,500 + $437,500
$625,000
2022
$7,551 (−0.1%)
$140,465 + $327,752
$468,217
2021
$7,561 (+5.8%)
$140,465 + $327,752
$468,217
2020
$7,147 (+4.3%)
$137,712 + $321,328
$459,040
2019
$6,854 (+1.8%)
$136,300 + $318,034
$454,334
2018
$6,734 (+3.8%)
$133,628 + $311,800
$445,428
2017
$6,487 (+3.5%)
$128,441 + $299,696
$428,137
2016
$6,266 (+13.4%)
$128,441 + $299,696
$428,137
2015
$5,528 (−7.9%)
$125,922 + $293,819
$419,741
2014
$6,005 (+11.6%)
$118,500 + $276,500
$395,000
2013
$5,379 (+2.1%)
$118,500 + $276,500
$395,000
2012
$5,267 (+0.9%)
$102,000 + $238,000
$340,000
2011
$5,222 (+4.3%)
$102,000 + $238,000
$340,000
2010
$5,009 (−0.9%)
$102,000 + $238,000
$340,000
2009
$5,054 (−9.6%)
$97,500 + $227,500
$325,000
2008
$5,593
$97,500 + $227,500
$325,000
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
2
Baths
1
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
—
Year renovated
1962
Sq. Ft.
805
Year built
1962
Style
Condo/Co-op
County
Alameda County
APN
057 206204000
Parking Spaces
0
Basement
No
Accessible
No
HOA Dues
$250 /month
Garage
No
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Nov 28, 2024.
R-2A
Restricted Multiple-Family Residential District
The purpose of the Restricted Multiple-Family Residential (R-2A) district is to: Implement the General Plan by encouraging the development of medium-density residential areas characterized by small multiple-family and garden-type apartment structures with a maximum of open space consistent with this type of development; Make available housing for persons who desire apartment-type accommodations with a maximum of open space; Protect adjacent properties from unreasonable obstruction of light and air; and permit only land use intensity which is compatible with existing low-density residential structures and is not detrimental to the immediate neighborhood.