OFFERS DUE TUESDAY 6/16 BY 5pm. Stylish 3+ bed/2.5 bath home with magical outdoor living + detached office/studio. First floor- open concept living room/ dining/ new kitchen with door to large patio. Kitchen has quartz counters, Heath tiles, new appliances + large pantry with 2nd sink/dishwasher. New half bath+another full bathroom. Family room to deck/yard. Upstairs- large master bedroom with hill views & 2 closets, plus 2 more bedrooms. New bathroom with soaking tub. Sunroom with sunset views. Deep lot with irrigated lawn, garden beds, deck, flagstone patio. Lovely detached studio with electricity, perfect for home office. 3 zone central heat, tankless water heaters, upgraded electrical, oak floors and high-end fixtures throughout. Sewer lateral compliant. Currently used as single family home, the property has a small in law. Berkeley schools! Near Whole Foods, Berkeley Bowl, College/Telegraph/Shattuck Ave, Ashby BART. 3D tour on website.
Single-familyProperty Type
1907Year Built
3,861 sq ftLot Size
$947Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by TERRY SOLOMON-TILLEY•DRE #01992351• COMPASS
Bought with ANNIE WALRAND•DRE #01040079• THE GRUBB CO. INC.
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Last updated by owner on Nov 2, 2026.
R-2
Restricted Two-Family Residential District
The purpose of the Restricted Two-Family Residential (R-2) district is to: Implement the General Plan by encouraging the development of low medium-density residential areas characterized by a reasonably open and spacious type of development with a pattern of housing types ranging from single-family to duplexes and small apartment structures; Make available housing for persons who desire a range of housing choice with a relatively large amount of open space; and Protect adjacent properties from unreasonable obstruction of light and air.