Berkeley Hills Open Houses

An extraordinary opportunity to be a part of architectural history, the Pratt-Thomas House is a stately 3+BD/1.5BA home in the Berkeley hills, designed by John Hudson Thomas. The 2475 SQFT Craftsman was the first home built next to Indian Rock, providing prime views of Berkeley and San Francisco Bay. The gorgeous foyer takes you to another era with exquisite woodwork, refined architectural

David Gunderman Kw Advisors East Bay

Beautifully situated on a cozy winding road in Park Hills, 1130 Woodside was first built in 1955 + thoughtfully updated over time. Greeted by a mid-century facade, you'll find a 2-car garage w/ a delightful deck above. Dramatic living room w/ vaulted ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, marble fireplace, built-ins + sliding doors to an expansive deck overlooking lush hills. Vaulted ceilings

Jenny Wang Golden Gate Sothebys Intl Rlty

Near the top of Euclid Avenue, a nice traverse downtown and walking distance to Tilden Park. The living room's large wood window overlooks the neighborhood's tree canopy, and way off in the distance some of the Bay Area's most iconic landmarks: the Golden Gate, Yerba Buena Island, Coit Tower and Mt. Tam. The house is 75 years old with many midcentury features: some that are serviceable; while

Kevin Wilson HOME ONE REALTY

An enchanting Berkeley Hills retreat, where classic charm meets modern updates & an unbeatable location. Nestled on a scenic hillside, offering the best of both worlds—peaceful views & proximity to two of Berkeley’s most vibrant neighborhoods: Solano Avenue & the Gourmet Ghetto. This updated 2+ bedroom, 1 bathroom home greets you with a storybook style that radiates warmth & character. The

Negar Souza Red Oak Realty

With San Francisco Bay views out your front windows, this classic single-level Mid-Century 3BD/2BA home offers the best of Berkeley’s natural beauty and indoor/outdoor living. Surrounded by verdant landscaping, the 1663 SQFT home welcomes you with a serene front garden and vegetable beds basking in the sun. The living room’s floor-to-ceiling windows frame bay views and the fireplace invites you

David Gunderman Kw Advisors East Bay

Welcome to 1143 Keith Avenue—a rare Storybook/Spanish Revival home built in 1927, exuding timeless charm and architectural character. Inspired by William Raymond Yelland’s Normandy Village on Spruce Street, this romantic Berkeley gem is thoughtfully designed to capture sweeping Bay views and blend indoor/outdoor living. Nestled among mature gardens, the property is a tranquil oasis. The main

Theresa Hope Broderick The Agency