Tucked in the heart of North Berkeley, this charming brown-shingle home blends vintage character with modern style. Soaring wood-clad ceilings, skylights, and an open floor plan create a light-filled space full of warmth and charm. The freshly updated kitchen features quartz counters, sleek cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, a gas range, and a skylight that brightens the space. A versatile

Sarah Marcus

Step into a rare piece of Berkeley history with the Joseph Alphonso House, a preserved Workman’s Cottage built circa 1878 and designated a city landmark in 1992. Compact in scale yet accented with Victorian detail, these homes were built for artisans and tradespeople; today, few remain, making this a cherished link to the city’s past. This one-bedroom, one-bath residence offers 704 sq ft on a

Megan Micco

Welcome to this enchanting 1947 Kensington home! Redwood siding, walls, and beamed ceilings create a warm interior. Expansive windows overlook a private courtyard-style backyard. Discover a spacious farmhouse kitchen featuring a Wolf range, perfect for cooking and entertaining. The living room includes an office area, built-in shelves, a brick fireplace, and lovely courtyard views. A bonus room

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