Berkeley Hills Open Houses

Enjoy the best of North Berkeley living in this 3+BD/2BA Craftsman treasure with Bay views, set in one of the city’s most desirable locations near both lively Shattuck and Solano Avenues. Through a gorgeous beveled glass door, the 2157 SQFT welcomes you with its gracious foyer and vintage architectural details including: French doors, crown moulding, mullioned windows, built-ins, and hardwood

David Gunderman Kw Advisors East Bay

Nestled beneath a graceful canopy of heritage oaks, this classic North Berkeley bungalow captures the quiet beauty and craftsmanship of its era. Light filters through the trees and into every room, highlighting the home’s thoughtful proportions and timeless details. With approximately 1,034 square feet of living space*, the home offers a single-level floor plan with an accessible entry, two

Gillian Leslie Red Oak Realty

This peaceful North Berkeley Hills retreat offers light-filled living with freshly refinished hardwood floors, tall ceilings, and green views from almost every window. Step inside to find a welcoming living room, a bright dining area, a kitchen complete with pantry, and a handy half bath. Sip your morning coffee on the deck accessed through French doors. Down one level, all three bedrooms,

Kimberly Markison Red Oak Realty

Mid-century with luscious lifestyle; views from all bdrms, living rooms, dining room, & kitchen. Generous great rooms, decks to view, and a pristine pool to vacation at home. Rarely does a home of this style and size come to market. This California home has had only 1 owner. Are you ready to be the next? Tucked on a special street, this home embraces stunning views of the western skyline, SF,

Jose Fernandez Red Oak Realty

Fold House, the latest creation from the women architect-duo Artifact Collaborative, is a new construction home dramatically situated in the Berkeley Hills. Every west-facing window & door frames an unparalleled 180-degree panorama of San Francisco & the Golden Gate Bridge, offering a daily spectacle you won't find anywhere else. The home's name is derived from its central design motif: the

Scott Leverette Golden Gate Sothebys Intl Rlty