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1950 Hopkins Street

  • Berkeley, CA
  • $1,095,000
$1,095,000

1950 Hopkins Street

2 Beds 2 Baths 1,262 Sq.Ft. 6,650 Sq.Ft.

Description

Classic Northbrae Craftsman

Ideally located in the heart of Northbrae, 1950 Hopkins Street is a quintessential Berkeley house. Set on a wide, gracious street, it charms from the start with blooming window boxes, a deep, inviting porch, and classic Craftsman character. Inside, a welcoming foyer opens to an oversized living room with wide picture windows, a central fireplace, and built-in shelving. The home flows effortlessly to a skylit chef’s kitchen and adjacent dining room—perfect for entertaining. French doors lead to a charming side yard with a fountain focal point and connects to an expansive rear deck spanning the home’s width—a splendid setting that has hosted private musical concerts, a wedding reception, and is ideal for gatherings of any kind. The magical, gently sloped yard offers space for play, gardening, and quiet retreat. Upstairs are two sunny bedrooms nicely separated by an updated bathroom; the larger bedroom opens to the deck and yard. Downstairs includes a second bathroom, laundry, storage, and flexible spaces. 

Features include:

  • Built in 1921*

  • Two bedrooms and two bathrooms**

  • Hardwood floors

  • Updated chef's kitchen

  • Oversized yard, 6,650 sq ft lot* with garden, deck, patio, and shed

  • Laundry, storage, and extra space in lower level

  • Off-street parking and covered outdoor storage

  • Ideal North Berkeley location just one block to the North Berkeley Library, just moments to Monterey Market, the North Shattuck Gourmet District, and Solano Avenue amenities. Near Live Oak Park, Indian Rock Park, local schools***, and close to Berkeley’s scenic path network. 

*Per public record. **Published Bath count differs from the public record. Buyer to investigate with the city. Neither seller nor listing agent has verified the accuracy of any of these sources of information. ***Any interested parties should verify the school district and availability, as attendance and attending the closest school is not guaranteed.

 

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Location

1950 Hopkins Street, Berkeley, CA 94707

Status

For Sale

1921

1921

Year Built

2

2

Total Bedrooms

2

2

Total Bathrooms

1,262

1,262

Sq.Ft.

Living Space

6,650

6,650

Sq.Ft.

Lot Size

01

Interior

Total Bedrooms

2

Total Bathrooms

2

Full Bathrooms

2

Laundry room

Dryer, In Basement, Washer

Flooring

Hardwood, Tile, Carpet

Fireplace

Living Room

Appliances

Dishwasher, Gas Range, Refrigerator, Dryer, Washer

Other Interior Features

Storage, Updated Kitchen
01

Exterior & Building

Water Source

Public

Pool

None

Roof

Composition Shingles

Lot Features

Irregular Lot

Parking

Off Street

Heat Type

Forced Air

Air Conditioning

None

Sewer

Public Sewer

Other Exterior Features

Back Yard, Garden
01

Lot & Area

Status

For Sale

Living Area

1,262 Sq.Ft.

Lot Size

6,650 Sq.Ft.

MLS® ID

41127608

Type

Residential

Year Built

1921

Neighborhood

Berkeley

Architecture Styles

Craftsman
01

Finance

Sales Price

$1,095,000

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Berkeley

Internationally known for its intellectual richness, cultural diversity, and progressive values.

Welcome to Berkeley

Internationally known for its intellectual richness, cultural diversity, and progressive values, Berkeley is a model California city that its residents are proud to call home.
 
With an abundance of restaurants, cafes, museums, bookstores, art galleries, movie theaters, and performance venues befitting a university town, Berkeley has no shortage of activities to stimulate the senses. It’s also an incredibly picturesque city, with tree-lined streets, beautiful gardens, ample parks, and hidden walkways and staircases.
 
Berkeley’s distinct neighborhoods have a range of architectural styles, including charming Victorians, Craftsman bungalows, California cottages, wooded hillside retreats, and magnificent period revival homes. Much of  Berkeley’s real estate is notable for its singular architectural styles, some of which were designed by famed architects Bernard MaybeckJohn Hudson Thomas and Julia Morgan.
 
In addition to being in close proximity to the prestigious University of California at Berkeley, residents also enjoy convenient freeway access to San Francisco, Oakland, and Silicon Valley. Three BART stations (Ashby, Downtown Berkeley, and North Berkeley), as well as the AC Transit bus system, serve the city. If you’re looking for an escape, Tilden Regional Park offers 2,065 acres of trails, meadows and forests, just minutes from downtown. You’ll also find biking trails, a botanical garden, picnic areas, an 18-hole golf course, and a lake for swimming. For kids, there’s a carousel ride, petting zoo, steam train, pony rides, and an environmental education center.
 
Come find out for yourself why so many of our agents call Berkeley home.
 

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Welcome to Berkeley Internationally known for its intellectual richness, cultural diversity, and progressive values, Berkeley is a model California city that its residents are proud to call home. With an abundance of restaurants, cafes, museums, bookstores, art galleries, movie theaters, and performance venues befitting a university town, Berkeley has no shortage of activities to stimulate the senses. It’s also an incredibly picturesque city, with tree-lined streets, beautiful gardens, ample parks, and hidden walkways and staircases. Berkeley’s distinct neighborhoods have a range of architectural styles, including charming Victorians, Craftsman bungalows, California cottages, wooded hillside retreats, and magnificent period revival homes. Much of Berkeley’s real estate is notable for its singular architectural styles, some of which were designed by famed architects Bernard Maybeck, John Hudson Thomas and Julia Morgan. In addition to being in close proximity to the prestigious University of California at Berkeley, residents also enjoy convenient freeway access to San Francisco, Oakland, and Silicon Valley. Three BART stations (Ashby, Downtown Berkeley, and North Berkeley), as well as the AC Transit bus system, serve the city. If you’re looking for an escape, Tilden Regional Park offers 2,065 acres of trails, meadows and forests, just minutes from downtown. You’ll also find biking trails, a botanical garden, picnic areas, an 18-hole golf course, and a lake for swimming. For kids, there’s a carousel ride, petting zoo, steam train, pony rides, and an environmental education center. Come find out for yourself why so many of our agents call Berkeley home. Neighborhoods Berkeley Hills Claremont, Uplands Elmwood Gourmet Ghetto, North Campus Lorin, South Berkeley Northbrae Ocean View, Fourth Street Panoramic Hill Thousand Oaks UC Berkeley, Southside West Berkeley Westbrae
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