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Filled with light and graced with leafy outlooks north and west over its vibrant South Campus neighborhood, this sophisticated third floor condominium invites elegant, easy living. Built in 2007, the handsome, copper-clad building offers deeded garage parking, bicycle storage, elevator access, a shared second floor courtyard and broad rooftop terrace. From its gracious foyer, Unit 304 opens to a spacious kitchen with breakfast bar and high-end appliances, versatile living room with dining bay, two large bedrooms and two bathrooms, including a corner suite with bath and walk-in closet and view of the Campanile. From the bamboo and stone floors and counters to the high ceilings, faceted bay windows and recessed lighting, the rooms feature intelligent architecture, fine finishes and custom details. Enjoy the convenience of the in-unit laundry, the adjacent staircase up to the furnished roof deck or down to the courtyard couches and Carleton Street, the well-run HOA, and all the nearby pleasures of Elmwood, Downtown Berkeley and UC.
Among many fine features:
You can't get closer to the University of California, Berkeley campus than South Berkeley, the neighborhood originally developed in the 1860s by the school’s predecessor, the College of California. The latter institution may be long gone, but the large, spacious, brown-shingled homes along Allston, Bancroft, Channing, and Dwight ways remain. Densely populated, the neighborhood contains some of the city’s oldest homes.
South Berkeley is a mix of students, longtime residents, businesses, and homes. The major thoroughfares are Telegraph Avenue, Bancroft Way, and Alcatraz Avenue, where street vendors, bookstores, record shops, and inexpensive eateries cater to students. Nightlife is abundant, thanks to the proximity to campus, Zellerbach Hall, and Downtown Berkeley with its many restaurants, movie theaters and vibrant Arts District.
Both the Ashby and Downtown Berkeley BART stations serve the neighborhood, as do a number of Alameda-Contra Costa Transit buses, making it a snap to get to downtown San Francisco, local airports, sports stadiums, and other locations in the Bay Area.
Just a few blocks south, the much sought-after neighborhood of Elmwood, centered on the intersection of College and Ashby Avenues, is a bustling hive of activity, featuring an array of gourmet eateries, boutique shops, cafes, and restaurants, a library, and parks. For an only-in-Elmwood, experience, visit Mrs. Dalloway's, a shop that combines a bookstore and garden supplies, or Rialto Cinemas Elmwood, a Berkeley city landmark that houses a three-screen cinema.
