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Exceptional South Berkeley craftsman

$1,295,000

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Artistically remodeled bungalow features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, an office and a family room with French doors to a lovely, well-loved backyard garden. Located in a very walk and bike friendly neighborhood and close to many of Berkeley's favorite destinations.

Built in 1926, this home started as an iconic 2-bedroom, 1-bath Craftsman-style Berkeley bungalow, with many period details including a covered front entrance porch, bay window with a window seat, hardwood floors, arches dividing the main rooms, and an artistically tiled fireplace in the living room with built-in wood cabinets on both sides. In 2006, the current owners expanded and modernized the home, while preserving the orginal details and repeating its style in the large addition. The kitchen was elegantly remodeled in the same year.

With the two new levels of living space at the back of the house, it is now a bright and airy 3-bedroom, 2-bath home with fine 21st-century amenities including skylights, dual-pane windows, and solar panels. The upper level is ideal for use as a spacious primary bedroom suite, and has built-in wood drawers, a skylight, and a beautifully tiled full bath. The lower level consists of a cozy family room plus a small office space. There are two French doors leading out of this level to the beautifully landscaped backyard graced by native plants, roses and fruit trees.

Steps to San Pablo Playground and Tennis Courts, Vital Vittles Bakery, 900 Grayson Cafe, East Bay Nursery, Spiral Gardens, and close to a rich variety of restaurants, cafes, and stores including Berkeley Bowl. Just a 7 minute bike ride to Ashby BART.

  • 3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms
  • 1,632 square feet (per public records)
  • 3,615 square foot lot (per public records)
  • Remodeled kitchen with breakfast bar
  • Fireplace in living room
  • Close to oparks, shopping, restaurants & transportation
  • Ready for a new owner to enjoy!
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Saturday 8/7 from 2:00-4:00pm
Sunday 8/8 from 2:00-4:30pm

Offer Date: Tuesday 8/10

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2737 Mathews Street

Southwest Berkeley is located less than two miles from Downtown Berkeley and is one of the area’s most popular residential neighborhoods. If you are looking for investment properties near UC Berkeley, Southwest Berkeley is a great place to explore. Multi-unit duplexes provide affordable housing options for college students and faculty, and make a great addition to a real estate investment portfolio. Other great features of Southwest Berkley include a convenient access to Northwest Berkeley’s Fourth Street, Berkeley Marina, and a variety of local shops and restaurants. The City of Berkeley offers beautiful public parks, each of which has its own amenities and features. Southwest Berkeley residents love to visit San Pablo Park, which is located in between Russell and Ward Streets. This spacious park is ideal for morning or afternoon walks with the dog, or gathering with friends for your favorite outdoor activities. San Pablo Park’s amenities include two different playgrounds for toddlers and school-aged children, basketball courts, lighted tennis courts, two soccer fields, and a spacious multi-use field perfect for flag football or Ultimate Frisbee. Most of Southwest Berkeley’s popular restaurants can be found on or near San Pablo Avenue, which effectively runs in between the neighborhood. Whether you are looking for a casual coffee shop before your commute, or an amazing culinary experience to share with friends, you will probably find it on San Pablo Avenue. Notable restaurants include Caffe Chiave, Longbranch Saloon, and Anchalee. Oakland, UC Berkeley, and Albany, CA are all within a 15-minute bus ride from Southwest Berkeley. AC Transit Route 72 runs north and south on San Pablo Avenue, and with buses running every 10 minutes during the day, it’s always convenient to walk over and catch a ride. Plus, Downtown Berkeley’s BART Station is just a short rideshare away, which can take you to the Financial District or Google headquarters in approximately half an hour.