Midtown, CA homes for sale & real estate

Midtown, CA Homes for Sale

Welcome to 1751 Liberty St #105, a bright 2-bedroom, 2-bath condominium with 928 sq ft. An open layout connects the kitchen, dining, and living areas to a private balcony with tree-lined views. The kitchen features granite countertops, stainless-steel appliances, and pinewood-style porcelain tile flooring, while updated bathrooms add modern appeal. Secure entry, rooftop deck, landscaped garden with BBQ, covered parking, and secure storage. Near shopping, BART, I-80, trails, and a dog park.

Midtown, CA Homes for Sale

Gorgeous top-floor condo near the Albany waterfront, offering marvelous views of the San Francisco Bay. Large windows and vaulted ceilings create a bright, open, and inviting living space. Both bedrooms are generously sized, and the home includes two full bathrooms, an in-unit washer and dryer, and a wood-burning fireplace with a mantel. Community amenities include: Swimming pool and spa Clubhouse and fitness center Tennis and basketball courts Picnic and barbecue areas Designated parking space in a secure, gated garage Conveniently located near Interstate 80, BART, AC Transit bus stops, Pacific East Mall, El Cerrito Plaza, UC Berkeley, Costco, shopping, dining, and the waterfront.

Midtown, CA Homes for Sale

East Bay living at its very best on Duke Court - a peaceful cul-de-sac perched over the Hillside Natural Area, serving views, mature oak trees, and the gentle sounds of breeze in the trees. In 1954, 7767 Duke Court was built as a prime example of mid-century architecture. Vaulted wood-beam ceilings, a centerpiece brick fireplace, and large windows to bring the outdoors in. With an expansive 7,200 sf lot, this home takes advantage of its ideal location and features westward views for spectacular sunsets and plein air dining. The private wing features three bedrooms - one of which is an en-suite with its own updated bathroom. An addition in 1987 introduced a second dining room to the original

Midtown, CA Homes for Sale

Set back high off the street for maximum privacy, this Craftsman-era bungalow has 100+ year-old bones, charm in spades, and potential galore, all tucked on a quiet cul-de-sac on an extraordinary, nearly 7,000-square-foot parcel in the hills. Meander up the path through the native gardens, perhaps picking a ripe Gravestein apple along the way, and you begin to understand what makes this property so special. The home itself is cozy, comfy, light-filled, and ready for its next chapter. It offers an exciting opportunity for someone with vision, whether that means thoughtfully improving the existing cottage, reimagining the property over time, or simply settling in and enjoying this uncommonly g

Midtown, CA Homes for Sale

Built in 1940, this sweet 2-bedroom, 1-bath bungalow is located in Richmond's Panhandle Annex. The home features an open living room/dining room combination with a small nook that could be used as an office/study area, reading corner, etc. The kitchen has been updated with stone countertops and stainless steel appliances and opens to the laundry room with a door to the backyard. Two light-filled bedrooms and a full bath round out the living space. The home offers 852 sq ft * on a 5,000 sq ft lot * , so there is plenty of space to create your dream garden, to expand, or to build. * * The focal point of the terraced backyard is a beautiful, multipurpose sunroom with a vaulted ceiling and t

Midtown, CA Homes for Sale

Panoramic Bay and Golden Gate Bridge views from the El Cerrito Hills, near the Kensington border, with sunsets to match. This 3-bed, 2-bath mid-century home has been refreshed throughout, with freshly refinished hardwood floors, new light fixtures, and more. It sits on a ~7,500 sq ft lot with outdoor space on two levels. Take in the views from the front yard or back patio, and use the backyard for dining, play, or gardening. Below, stairs lead to a secluded lower yard where a creek runs past natural rock seating, a quiet spot to sit, plant, or gather. The neighborhood is quiet and residential, lined mostly with single-family mid-century homes, and borders the historic Berkeley Country Club.