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Skyline Views & Sustainable Sophistication Experience this 1923 Spanish Revival where modern upgrades and thoughtful design converge in one of Berkeley's most sought-after locations: Thousand Oaks. From the moment you enter, the home feels incredibly airy and uplifting, with bright, natural light pouring through expansive windows to illuminate every corner. The heart of the home flows effortlessly between a spacious living room with an office nook and dedicated dining, creating a perfect backdrop for both lively dinner parties and quiet evenings in. With four well-appointed bedrooms, updated kitchen and two bathrooms, the layout offers both versatility and comfort. The interior has been meticulously upgraded, ensuring a turnkey experience that feels fresh and contemporary. The lifestyle extends well beyond the interior walls. A true highlight is the expansive yard which offers direct access from both the lower bedroom and an additional living space onto a deck great for entertaining. Bearing native plants, a fruit and vegetable garden and an outdoor swing set, offering a bounty of amenities. Sustainability is also front and center, featuring fully owned solar panels and a one-car garage equipped with dedicated electrical for an EV charger. Home Energy score is 4. *The Bedroom, bathroom, and square footage information may differ from public records. Buyers are advised to independently verify all information to their satisfaction.

4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 41148972 MLS

Skyline Views & Sustainable Sophistication Experience this 1923 Spanish Revival where modern upgrades and thoughtful design converge in one of Berkeley's most sought-after locations: Thousand Oaks. From the moment you enter, the home feels incredibly airy and uplifting, with bright, natural light pouring through expansive windows to illuminate every corner. The heart of the home flows effortlessly between a spacious living room with an office nook and dedicated dining, creating a perfect backdrop for both lively dinner parties and quiet evenings in. With four well-appointed bedrooms, updated kitchen and two bathrooms, the layout offers both versatility and comfort. The interior has been meticulously upgraded, ensuring a turnkey experience that feels fresh and contemporary. The lifestyle extends well beyond the interior walls. A true highlight is the expansive yard which offers direct access from both the lower bedroom and an additional living space onto a deck great for entertaining. Bearing native plants, a fruit and vegetable garden and an outdoor swing set, offering a bounty of amenities. Sustainability is also front and center, featuring fully owned solar panels and a one-car garage equipped with dedicated electrical for an EV charger. Home Energy score is 4. *The Bedroom, bathroom, and square footage information may differ from public records. Buyers are advised to independently verify all information to their satisfaction.

1909 San Antonio Ave, Berkeley

$1,049,000

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

4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 41149513 MLS

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

1709 Milvia St, Berkeley

$1,088,000

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

2 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 41149153 MLS

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

141 Fairlawn Dr, Berkeley

$749,000

Ultra charming condo with low HOA fees in a prime North Berkeley location. Just a short walk to UC Berkeley yet quietly situated beside a peaceful residential area. Minutes from Berkeley’s renowned Gourmet District, including Chez Panisse, The Cheese Board, and the Berkeley Rose Garden, this home offers exceptional convenience paired with classic neighborhood charm. Features include period architectural charm blended with modern updates, hardwood floors, designer colors, French doors, formal dining room, and a gas fireplace with mahogany built ins. Double pane windows, ample closets, and a tastefully large bath. The Gourmet Chef’s kitchen offers high end stainless appliances, custom white cabinetry with pull outs, breakfast bar, wet bar with water purifier, travertine flooring, and quartz counters. Level access to a sweet, shady backyard/patio. With nearly 900 square feet of living space, this condo offers flexible layout options, including space that can function as a small sleeping area or a home office. Common laundry and storage in basement. Buyer to verify all information.

1 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 41148618 MLS

Ultra charming condo with low HOA fees in a prime North Berkeley location. Just a short walk to UC Berkeley yet quietly situated beside a peaceful residential area. Minutes from Berkeley’s renowned Gourmet District, including Chez Panisse, The Cheese Board, and the Berkeley Rose Garden, this home offers exceptional convenience paired with classic neighborhood charm. Features include period architectural charm blended with modern updates, hardwood floors, designer colors, French doors, formal dining room, and a gas fireplace with mahogany built ins. Double pane windows, ample closets, and a tastefully large bath. The Gourmet Chef’s kitchen offers high end stainless appliances, custom white cabinetry with pull outs, breakfast bar, wet bar with water purifier, travertine flooring, and quartz counters. Level access to a sweet, shady backyard/patio. With nearly 900 square feet of living space, this condo offers flexible layout options, including space that can function as a small sleeping area or a home office. Common laundry and storage in basement. Buyer to verify all information.

2271 Cedar Unit #1, Berkeley

$735,000

Prime Northside 2BR Condo - Experience one of Berkeley's most desirable locations, just steps from the UC Berkeley campus. Nestled on the quiet and highly sought-after Northside, this charming 2-bedroom, 1-bath ground-floor condo offers the perfect combination of comfort, convenience, and character. Inside, you'll find an updated bathroom, beautiful original hardwood floors in the living room, and newer engineered wood flooring in both bedrooms. The kitchen features granite countertops, a gas range, and the added convenience of an in-unit washer/dryer. Both bedrooms are generously sized, offering ample closet space and abundant natural light. The ground-floor location provides easy access and opens to a private, fenced patio with a garden area—ideal for relaxing, entertaining, or enjoying your morning coffee. Residents also have access to the shared backyard. Whether you're a UC Berkeley student, faculty member, or simply looking to enjoy one of the city's most walkable neighborhoods, this location is hard to beat. Investors take note, with this location you can expect a positive cash flow. Enjoy immediate access to campus, cafés, eclectic shops, acclaimed restaurants, and convenient public transportation.

2 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 41143251 MLS

Prime Northside 2BR Condo - Experience one of Berkeley's most desirable locations, just steps from the UC Berkeley campus. Nestled on the quiet and highly sought-after Northside, this charming 2-bedroom, 1-bath ground-floor condo offers the perfect combination of comfort, convenience, and character. Inside, you'll find an updated bathroom, beautiful original hardwood floors in the living room, and newer engineered wood flooring in both bedrooms. The kitchen features granite countertops, a gas range, and the added convenience of an in-unit washer/dryer. Both bedrooms are generously sized, offering ample closet space and abundant natural light. The ground-floor location provides easy access and opens to a private, fenced patio with a garden area—ideal for relaxing, entertaining, or enjoying your morning coffee. Residents also have access to the shared backyard. Whether you're a UC Berkeley student, faculty member, or simply looking to enjoy one of the city's most walkable neighborhoods, this location is hard to beat. Investors take note, with this location you can expect a positive cash flow. Enjoy immediate access to campus, cafés, eclectic shops, acclaimed restaurants, and convenient public transportation.

1767 Euclid Ave Unit #2, Berkeley

$515,000

NEW PRICE! Just one block from UC Berkeley's Northside Campus, this bright corner unit delivers a rare combination of space, natural light, and value in one of North Berkeley's most desirable locations. Oversized windows wrap the living and dining area in sunlight, while the private balcony is perfect for morning coffee or relaxing outdoors. The updated kitchen features quartz countertops, white shaker cabinetry, and a functional layout that opens to the main living area, while distinctive built-in shelving adds character and valuable storage. Enjoy the ease of a secure, professionally managed building with elevator access, assigned garage parking, dedicated storage, community laundry, and a completed SB 326 balcony inspection. With an impressive Walk Score of 96, this North Berkeley home is truly a "Walker's Paradise," with UC Berkeley, the renowned Gourmet Ghetto, Downtown Berkeley BART, parks, cafes, restaurants, and local shops all within easy reach. Whether you're a first-time buyer, a parent seeking housing for a UC Berkeley student, or an investor, this is an exceptional opportunity in one of Berkeley's most sought-after neighborhoods.

1 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 41142469 MLS

NEW PRICE! Just one block from UC Berkeley's Northside Campus, this bright corner unit delivers a rare combination of space, natural light, and value in one of North Berkeley's most desirable locations. Oversized windows wrap the living and dining area in sunlight, while the private balcony is perfect for morning coffee or relaxing outdoors. The updated kitchen features quartz countertops, white shaker cabinetry, and a functional layout that opens to the main living area, while distinctive built-in shelving adds character and valuable storage. Enjoy the ease of a secure, professionally managed building with elevator access, assigned garage parking, dedicated storage, community laundry, and a completed SB 326 balcony inspection. With an impressive Walk Score of 96, this North Berkeley home is truly a "Walker's Paradise," with UC Berkeley, the renowned Gourmet Ghetto, Downtown Berkeley BART, parks, cafes, restaurants, and local shops all within easy reach. Whether you're a first-time buyer, a parent seeking housing for a UC Berkeley student, or an investor, this is an exceptional opportunity in one of Berkeley's most sought-after neighborhoods.

2201 Virginia St Unit #2, Berkeley

$1,690,000

Welcome to the "Golden Duplex" — a rare opportunity to own two identical side-by-side units in one of Berkeley’s most sought-after neighborhoods. It feels like living in two separate, adjacent houses. Each sun-filled unit features a spacious living room with a fireplace, formal dining room, and an eat-in kitchen. Original architectural details abound, including built-ins, hardwood floors, and abundant vintage charm. Additional conveniences include in-unit laundry, private backyard spaces, separate garages, and generous basement storage. Perfectly located in the heart of Berkeley-Berkeley's most coveted neighborhood. Gourmet Ghetto, UC Berkeley campus, Downtown Berkeley Arts District and BART are all within walking distance.

4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 41142317 MLS

Welcome to the "Golden Duplex" — a rare opportunity to own two identical side-by-side units in one of Berkeley’s most sought-after neighborhoods. It feels like living in two separate, adjacent houses. Each sun-filled unit features a spacious living room with a fireplace, formal dining room, and an eat-in kitchen. Original architectural details abound, including built-ins, hardwood floors, and abundant vintage charm. Additional conveniences include in-unit laundry, private backyard spaces, separate garages, and generous basement storage. Perfectly located in the heart of Berkeley-Berkeley's most coveted neighborhood. Gourmet Ghetto, UC Berkeley campus, Downtown Berkeley Arts District and BART are all within walking distance.

2403 Cedar St, Berkeley

$1,690,000

Welcome to the "Golden Duplex" — a rare opportunity to own two identical side-by-side units in one of Berkeley’s most sought-after neighborhoods. It feels like living in two separate, adjacent houses. Each sun-filled unit features a spacious living room with a fireplace, formal dining room, and an eat-in kitchen. Original architectural details abound, including built-ins, hardwood floors, and abundant vintage charm. Additional conveniences include in-unit laundry, private backyard spaces, separate garages, and generous basement storage. Perfectly located in the heart of Berkeley-Berkeley's most coveted neighborhood. Gourmet Ghetto, UC Berkeley campus, Downtown Berkeley Arts District and BART are all within walking distance.

41139417 MLS

Welcome to the "Golden Duplex" — a rare opportunity to own two identical side-by-side units in one of Berkeley’s most sought-after neighborhoods. It feels like living in two separate, adjacent houses. Each sun-filled unit features a spacious living room with a fireplace, formal dining room, and an eat-in kitchen. Original architectural details abound, including built-ins, hardwood floors, and abundant vintage charm. Additional conveniences include in-unit laundry, private backyard spaces, separate garages, and generous basement storage. Perfectly located in the heart of Berkeley-Berkeley's most coveted neighborhood. Gourmet Ghetto, UC Berkeley campus, Downtown Berkeley Arts District and BART are all within walking distance.

2403 Cedar St, Berkeley

$1,690,000

Few blocks away from UC Berkeley Campus with a monthly rental income over $9,000+, this is rare opportunity not to be missed. The property is situated in a highly sought-after location along a tree-lined stretch of Oxford Street, just moments from the UC Berkeley campus and downtown amenities. The building’s clean lines, balanced proportions, and brick stair entry reflect classic design, while generous window placement allows for bright interiors across all levels. The property is set among established low-rise residences and framed by mature landscaping, creating a sense of openness and privacy. The elevated setting offers wide neighborhood views. Positioned in one of Berkeley’s most consistently desirable rental areas, this fourplex offers long-term appeal and flexibility for a variety of ownership strategies. Highlights: Four-unit residential building. Strong architectural presence with brick and stucco detailing. Bright interiors supported by multiple window exposures. Landscaped exterior spaces and setback positioning. Proximity to UC Berkeley, downtown dining, and transit.

41124976 MLS

Few blocks away from UC Berkeley Campus with a monthly rental income over $9,000+, this is rare opportunity not to be missed. The property is situated in a highly sought-after location along a tree-lined stretch of Oxford Street, just moments from the UC Berkeley campus and downtown amenities. The building’s clean lines, balanced proportions, and brick stair entry reflect classic design, while generous window placement allows for bright interiors across all levels. The property is set among established low-rise residences and framed by mature landscaping, creating a sense of openness and privacy. The elevated setting offers wide neighborhood views. Positioned in one of Berkeley’s most consistently desirable rental areas, this fourplex offers long-term appeal and flexibility for a variety of ownership strategies. Highlights: Four-unit residential building. Strong architectural presence with brick and stucco detailing. Bright interiors supported by multiple window exposures. Landscaped exterior spaces and setback positioning. Proximity to UC Berkeley, downtown dining, and transit.

1682 Oxford St, Berkeley