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New to market, 1538 Berkeley Way, a unique housing development built in 1923, consisting of four separate 1-story buildings containing a total of thirteen (13) similarly-sized 1bd/1ba units of approx 730 Sq Ft. The property's original purpose was to provide a monthly rental option for visitors to Berkeley in the 1920s. Its original character and quality have been carefully preserved by current ownership. The four structures allow residents to enjoy open space in a community-like setting. This is a tremendous opportunity with long term rental upside.
Listing agent: Grant Chappell DRE #01700439 teamchappell@nainorcal.com, Listing office: NAI Northern California
MLS data updated 10/19/2026, 12:27:47 PM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: 41051593
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$3,550,000Closed sale · Jun 5, 2024ZIP 94703 · Jun 2024
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