Berkeley Hills Homes for Sale with City View

Perched above the city with breathtaking views of the Bay, Golden Gate Bridge, and SF skyline, this contemporary sanctuary offers more than just a home — it’s a way of life. Flooded with natural light through brand-new windows and motorized shades, the primary suite and main living areas frame the dramatic beauty of the Berkeley Hills. The main level features a comfortable, open layout that flows

Abdolreza Niroumand-Sabet The Agency

Commanding breathtaking, panoramic views of the San Francisco skyline and the Golden Gate, Bay, and Richmond Bridges, this exquisite 1936 residence offers a harmonious blend of timeless elegance and modern luxury in the coveted Berkeley Hills. A private, white picket fenced courtyard with stone pathways sets the stage for this architectural gem. Step inside to a dramatic two-story foyer and

Laura Johnson Redfin

Welcome to 1091 Creston Road, an exceptional opportunity to own a piece of Bay Area architectural history. Perched in the Berkeley Hills with sweeping views of San Francisco, the Bay, and the Golden Gate, this mid-century modern masterpiece was designed by acclaimed architect Roger Lee-an East Bay modernist known for his elegant simplicity and deep connection to nature. Even more special, the

Mark Fleckles

With sweeping Bay and Bridge views and curated gardens, this sunlit Mediterranean home offers four bedrooms, two and one-half baths, and elegant living across expansive spaces. Built in 1998, it begins with a landscaped courtyard bordered by dry-laid stone walls. Formal dining and living rooms frame mesmerizing vistas, with French doors opening to a terrace and an arbor-shaded deck. The living

Helene Barkin The Agency

Grand Craftsman home built by historic builder Charles Clinton Gifford for himself and family in the North Berkeley Hills. Beautiful 1925 architectural details throughout. Magnificent SF Bay views! The current owner bought the house in 1965 and is the second owner. Large 5+ bedrooms and 3 full baths. 1 bed and bath on the main level. 2454 SF plus bonus 234 SF California sleeping porch.

Marc Guay Coldwell Banker Realty

Prominently sited on Buena Vista Way, the Hume Cloister is a Berkeley treasure, steeped in history and architectural splendor. This Gothic Revival estate, designed in 1927 by John Hudson Thomas for Samuel & Portia Bell Hume, evokes a 13th-century French monastery. Samuel, a UC Berkeley professor & curator, and Portia, a pioneering psychiatrist, envisioned a sanctuary of creativity & reflection.

Adrienne Tunney Krumins