Kondominium kup w Berkeley, Kalifornia

Originally built in 1911, this English Tudor style manor was designed by San Francisco architect Charles Oliver Clausen (known for many iconic Russia Hill, Pacific Heights and Marina residences) for Loretta and Alfred Suckling. In 1941, the home was converted into four apartments. The current owners acquired the property in 2010 after the property sat vacant for several years. It has been lovingly restored and converted into four uniquely designed condominiums with beautiful common gardens. In 2012, the project received the Berkeley Architectural Heritage Association (BAHA) Award for Exterior Renovation and Garden Design in Conjunction with Major, Exceptionally Well Executed Improvements. Contributors included Lorin Hill, Oakland Architect; Altmann & Associates, Oakland Contractor and Robert Trachtenberg, Berkeley Landscape Architect. The location is ideal for commuters. Rockridge BART is less than a mile away, the AC Transit 'F' express bus picks up across the street and arrives in San Francisco in about 22 minutes and on-ramps to California State Route 24 are nearby.Location scores include WalkScore of 89, Personal Crime Grade A and Property Crime Grade A. Unit B is a sunny, elevated ground floor unit with abundant windows, - 10 ft ceilings, large eat in kitchen with island that has been completely remodeled with handcrafted cabinets, stainless steel appliances, gas range and a dining area that opens to a private balcony. Other features include custom tile work, a walk in glass enclosed shower, gas fireplace, and a Bosch washer/dryer that is discreetly concealed in the handcrafted built-ins.The unit has one parking space in a detached two-car garage with a large attic that provides ample storage space. Updated On: January, 11 2022 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION -Seismic upgrades to Attic and Basement -New roofs on house and garages -New kitchens and bathrooms -Custom cabinetry from West End -Wood Products with custom finish work -New tile throughout with customized inlays -Artisan-renovated leaded glass windows -New hardwood doors & hardware (except for the original main front door) -Rebuilt decks and re-waterproofed flooring under decks -New light fixtures Exterior and interior paint -Rebuilt 2nd floor staircase landing with carpet runner -New automated opening mechanisms on period garage doors -Installed monitored fire alarm system