The Home Factor Presents
Exceptional Berkeley Home
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$2,139,000
1106 Colusa Avenue, Berkeley
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beds
4
baths
2.5
interior
2,725 sq ft
Northbrae, in the Berkeley foothills, is the desirable backdrop for this large and well maintained 2-storey craftsman view home from 1915. A deep, covered porch sets the tone for the grand interior that awaits you through a stately front door. At ground level is a wide, updated kitchen, formal dining room, pantry, and large family room. The home is updated for modern living yet retains its old world charm with wainscotting, crown molding, coffered ceiling, built-in cabinetry, & hardwood floors. At the top of the wide staircase you’ll find 4 roomy bedrooms, 2 of them with views of San Francisco and the Bay Bridge. Flexible living spaces include a covered upstairs balcony and a multi purpose outbuilding in the backyard. The kitchen opens out to a deck and pergola for dining al fresco, or play, and steps down to a magical backyard oasis filled with mature fruit trees and flowering plants. Solar panels support your energy needs 24/7! Northbrae is a much beloved neighborhood adjacent to the Gilman district, and Albany. Northbrae's much celebrated stores and eateries include Monterey Market, Berkeley Horticultural Nursery, and Gioia Pizzeria. Other nearby local landmarks include Indian Rock Park and the Arlington Circle fountain, and the well-stocked North Berkeley Library housed in a beautiful James Plachek building. Walkscore®
of 85, Bikescore of 86
*Square Feet is derived from Open Homes Photography's measured floor plan and does not match public records - Room count might not match public record - buyer to verify/satisfy. Neither Seller nor Agents verify nor guarantee sq. footage.
of 85, Bikescore of 86
- 4 bedrooms, per public record*
- 2.5 bathrooms
- 2725 ft.² living space per measured floor plan*
- 2519 ft.² living space per public record*
- Multi-purpose outbuilding, 288 ft.² per measured floor plan*
- Kitchen and bathrooms updated in 2015
- 28 windows replaced in 2023
- San Francisco and Bay Bridge views.
- 3 blocks from Solano Ave
- Solar panels - owned
- Basement storage
- A variety of mature fruit trees and flowering plants
- Walk Score® of 85, Bikescore of 86
*Square Feet is derived from Open Homes Photography's measured floor plan and does not match public records - Room count might not match public record - buyer to verify/satisfy. Neither Seller nor Agents verify nor guarantee sq. footage.
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about this
Neighborhood
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Perched above the city and offering the best panoramic views in the entire Bay Area, North Berkeley Hills is an incredibly peaceful residential neighborhood, yet not far from the hustle and bustle of the city’s more urban areas. Homes in the neighborhood are built in a variety of styles and feature spacious patio decks, manicured lawns and lushly landscaped gardens.
Depending on where you live, North Berkeley Hills residents can enjoy views of the San Francisco and Oakland skylines, the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz Island, and Mount Tamalpais. For even more great views plus a variety of great outdoor activities, residents can take a short trip to nearby Tilden Regional Park. Park amenities vary between free and paid activities. Free activities available at TIlden Park include a beautiful botanical garden, the Little Farm, and nearly 40 miles of scenic hiking trails. For a small fee, the public can also swim at Lake Anza, take a spin on the Merry-Go-Round, or enjoy a round of golf at Tilden Park Golf Course.
Some residents in the southern part of North Berkeley Hills are within walking distance of the thriving retail district on Solano Avenue. Featuring a wide variety of stores, shops, and plenty of great restaurants, including:
Safeway Community Markets: Located at the southwest corner of Solano and Fresno Avenues, this is a great place to check off everything on your grocery list.
Noor & Sons Rug Gallery: Find handcrafted Oriental Rugs for your home, as well as rug cleaning and repair services.
Peet’s Coffee: It all started in Berkeley, and this location is ideal for your morning cup of coffee before you begin your commute.
Additionally, foodies who love a variety of cuisines are just a short walk or drive away from the infamous Gourmet Ghetto neighborhood.
Despite its elevated location, North Berkeley Hills is extremely transit-friendly. The Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District bus lines that serve the neighborhood drop residents at the Downtown Berkeley BART station for a quick commute to downtown San Francisco. Berkeley Hills residents who live near the western section of the neighborhood are less than one mile away from the heart of UC Berkeley, making it a great area for faculty and administrators to live.
Depending on where you live, North Berkeley Hills residents can enjoy views of the San Francisco and Oakland skylines, the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz Island, and Mount Tamalpais. For even more great views plus a variety of great outdoor activities, residents can take a short trip to nearby Tilden Regional Park. Park amenities vary between free and paid activities. Free activities available at TIlden Park include a beautiful botanical garden, the Little Farm, and nearly 40 miles of scenic hiking trails. For a small fee, the public can also swim at Lake Anza, take a spin on the Merry-Go-Round, or enjoy a round of golf at Tilden Park Golf Course.
Some residents in the southern part of North Berkeley Hills are within walking distance of the thriving retail district on Solano Avenue. Featuring a wide variety of stores, shops, and plenty of great restaurants, including:
Safeway Community Markets: Located at the southwest corner of Solano and Fresno Avenues, this is a great place to check off everything on your grocery list.
Noor & Sons Rug Gallery: Find handcrafted Oriental Rugs for your home, as well as rug cleaning and repair services.
Peet’s Coffee: It all started in Berkeley, and this location is ideal for your morning cup of coffee before you begin your commute.
Additionally, foodies who love a variety of cuisines are just a short walk or drive away from the infamous Gourmet Ghetto neighborhood.
Despite its elevated location, North Berkeley Hills is extremely transit-friendly. The Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District bus lines that serve the neighborhood drop residents at the Downtown Berkeley BART station for a quick commute to downtown San Francisco. Berkeley Hills residents who live near the western section of the neighborhood are less than one mile away from the heart of UC Berkeley, making it a great area for faculty and administrators to live.
Declan Spring
Denitsa Shopova
KW Advisors
The Home Factor | Licensed Assistant
- DRE:
- #02137852
- Mobile:
- 510.220.1634
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Declan Spring
Denitsa Shopova
KW Advisors
The Home Factor | Licensed Assistant
- DRE:
- #02137852
- Mobile:
- 510.220.1634