Above the Bay, Powered by Light

Located in the Berkeley Hills, this home offers a light-filled interior and a practical, well-connected layout designed for everyday living and easy movement between spaces. The entry opens into a welcoming foyer that flows directly into the main living areas. Natural light, hardwood flooring, and clean architectural lines establish a consistent interior tone throughout the home. On the main level, the living room is anchored by a central fireplace and connects seamlessly to the dining area, creating a continuous space for daily use and entertaining. From here, views extend toward the San Francisco Bay and Bay Bridge, framed by mature trees that provide privacy while maintaining an open outlook. The dining area opens directly to a private deck, extending the living space outdoors. Irrigation systems support landscaped areas at the front yard, primary suite, and dining deck. The kitchen is designed for function and efficiency, featuring quartz countertops, extensive cabinetry, a farmhouse sink, and a gas range with vented hood, along with generous counter space for daily use. A separate bedroom wing provides privacy from the main living areas, with well-proportioned rooms, fresh carpeting, and flexible use for sleeping quarters, office space, or guests. A spiral staircase leads to a lower level with a full bathroom, exterior access, and a flexible layout suited for a guest suite or secondary living area, offering added independence and versatility. Across all levels, the home maintains continuity through hardwood flooring, skylights, and multiple decks that reinforce indoor-outdoor living. The home is equipped with a full solar power system, including rooftop panels and two basement battery storage units, providing up to 72 hours of backup power. Additional features include a Tesla EV charger, offering both efficiency and modern convenience. Located in the Berkeley Hills, the property offers an elevated residential setting with access to Bay views, nearby parks and trails, and convenient reach to Berkeley and Oakland. Home Energy Score of 7.