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$1,385 / 1br - Master Bedroom Walking Distance to Berkeley Campus (berkeley)
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[History]
This historical house was built in 1894 by the famous architect Thomas J. Welsh (1845–1918). It is the earliest Colonial Revival–style building in Berkeley, with the first owner being Captain John Slater (1849–1908). It was the former the home of former Berkeley mayor Samuel C. Irving (1858–1930).
[Description]
Bright, cozy, and full of natural light, facing Shattuck Avenue—this apartment has warm wood floors, and a clean, relaxed vibe.
The room is located in a spacious house with several other tenants, with a shared bathroom and kitchen. Everyone is friendly but fairly independent: the housemates range from Cal students to working professionals, and people all respect one another’s privacy. The house is laid out in a way that allows for plenty of quiet and personal space, so you can easily keep to yourself if you prefer.
You will also have your own sink area.
[Location]
The location is unbeatable. It is right by the Gourmet Guetto. In one minute, you can walk to three cafés, a park (Live Oak Park), a supermarket (Safeway), many restaurants, a bookstore and a laundromat.
At the same time, it situates on the quite side of Shattuck, so no noise whatsoever.
In 15 minutes’ walk, you can get to Berkeley campus and Indian Rock Park.
Search Live Oak Park for its approximate location.
[Price]
1385 per month. Utilities included (except laundry which has additional cost — or you can choose to use the laudromat next door). Street parking (this neighborhood has a lot of street parking)
Upon moving in: 500 dollars deposit + first and last month's rent