A modern masterpiece sheathed in shingle and glass, 77 Rock Lane is another example of Berkeley’s dedication to artful architecture. Nestled among the winding streets of North Berkeley’s Cragmont Neighborhood, this singular three-bedroom, two-bathroom home offers metro conveniences in a surprisingly private and wooded location. Step into a spacious living room flooded with sunlight from floor to ceiling walls of glass, beamed ceilings, and modern home amenities. 77 Rock Lane’s great room was designed to communicate with nature on an ongoing basis.
Single-familyProperty Type
1980Year Built
8,663 sq ftLot Size
$1,155Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 car garageParking
Listed by Andrea Gordon•DRE #01233563• Compass
Bought with Alison Luce•DRE #01986924• KW Advisors East Bay
bridgeMLS, Bay East AOR, or Contra Costa AOR #40979269
Mar 15, 2022
Sold
$2,200,000
$1,299/sq ft
Feb 19, 2022
Pending
—
Feb 10, 2022
Listed
$1,399,000
$826/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$32,008 (+11.4%)
$700,392 + $1,634,248
$2,334,640
2024
$28,735 (+6.8%)
$700,392 + $1,634,248
$2,334,640
2023
$26,898 (+442.1%)
$652,200 + $1,521,800
$2,174,000
2022
$4,962 (+0.4%)
$32,345 + $179,923
$212,268
2021
$4,940 (+7.7%)
$32,345 + $179,923
$212,268
2020
$4,588 (+6.5%)
$31,711 + $176,396
$208,107
2019
$4,307 (−9.5%)
$31,386 + $174,587
$205,973
2018
$4,760 (+1.8%)
$30,770 + $171,165
$201,935
2017
$4,676 (+22.4%)
$29,576 + $164,519
$194,095
2016
$3,819 (+1.7%)
$29,576 + $164,519
$194,095
2015
$3,755 (+2.8%)
$28,996 + $161,294
$190,290
2014
$3,652
$28,001 + $155,759
$183,760
2013
$3,654 (+3.5%)
$28,001 + $155,759
$183,760
2012
$3,531 (+3.2%)
$27,874 + $155,056
$182,930
2011
$3,422 (+1.3%)
$27,328 + $152,016
$179,344
2010
$3,378 (−1.1%)
$26,792 + $149,035
$175,827
2009
$3,415 (+6.4%)
$26,592 + $147,922
$174,514
2008
$3,208
$26,655 + $148,274
$174,929
Tax history for 77 Rock Ln
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$32,008 (+11.4%)
$700,392 + $1,634,248
$2,334,640
2024
$28,735 (+6.8%)
$700,392 + $1,634,248
$2,334,640
2023
$26,898 (+442.1%)
$652,200 + $1,521,800
$2,174,000
2022
$4,962 (+0.4%)
$32,345 + $179,923
$212,268
2021
$4,940 (+7.7%)
$32,345 + $179,923
$212,268
2020
$4,588 (+6.5%)
$31,711 + $176,396
$208,107
2019
$4,307 (−9.5%)
$31,386 + $174,587
$205,973
2018
$4,760 (+1.8%)
$30,770 + $171,165
$201,935
2017
$4,676 (+22.4%)
$29,576 + $164,519
$194,095
2016
$3,819 (+1.7%)
$29,576 + $164,519
$194,095
2015
$3,755 (+2.8%)
$28,996 + $161,294
$190,290
2014
$3,652
$28,001 + $155,759
$183,760
2013
$3,654 (+3.5%)
$28,001 + $155,759
$183,760
2012
$3,531 (+3.2%)
$27,874 + $155,056
$182,930
2011
$3,422 (+1.3%)
$27,328 + $152,016
$179,344
2010
$3,378 (−1.1%)
$26,792 + $149,035
$175,827
2009
$3,415 (+6.4%)
$26,592 + $147,922
$174,514
2008
$3,208
$26,655 + $148,274
$174,929
*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
3
Baths
2
Stories
1.5
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
8,663 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
1980
Sq. Ft.
1,507
Year built
1980
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Alameda County
APN
063 296000605
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 28, 2026.
R-1H
H
Single Family Residential District - Hillside Overlay Zone
The purpose of the Single-Family Residential (R-1) district is to: Recognize and protect the existing pattern of development in the low-density, single-family residential areas of the city consistent with the General Plan; Make housing available for persons who desire detached housing and a relatively large amount of usable open space; Protect adjacent properties from unreasonable obstruction of light and air; and Permit community facilities such as religious assembly uses, schools, parks, and libraries which serve the local population and are not detrimental to the immediate neighborhood.; The purpose of the Hillside (H) overlay zone is to: implement General Plan policies for hillside development; protect the safety and health of residents where steep topography, unusual street conditions and proximity to the wildland-urban interface create severe risk from wildfire; protect the character of Berkeley's hillside areas and their immediate environs; give reasonable protection to views yet allow appropriate development of all property; and allow modifications in standard setback and height requirements when justified because of steep topography, irregular lot pattern, unusual street conditions, or other special aspects of the hillside areas.
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