Berkeley Homes with Off Street Parking features

Berkeley Homes with Off Street Parking features

Welcome to Berkeley, California – a vibrant city known for its rich history, diverse culture, and stunning natural beauty. Nestled in Alameda County, Berkeley is home to the prestigious University of California, Berkeley, which infuses the city with a youthful energy and a commitment to innovation. This dynamic city boasts a unique blend of historic architecture, eclectic shops, and a thriving arts scene, making it an ideal place to call home.

One of the many advantages of living in Berkeley is the availability of homes with off-street parking. In a city where street parking can often be a challenge, having your own dedicated parking space offers convenience and peace of mind. Imagine coming home after a long day, knowing that your vehicle is safely parked just steps away from your front door. Whether you’re a busy professional, a growing family, or simply someone who appreciates the ease of off-street parking, Berkeley’s homes with this feature cater to your needs.

In addition to the practical benefits, these properties often come with the charm and character that Berkeley is known for. Many homes feature unique architectural styles, lush gardens, and proximity to local parks and amenities. With easy access to public transportation, shopping, and dining, you’ll find that living in Berkeley offers the perfect balance of urban convenience and suburban tranquility.

Explore the delightful neighborhoods of Berkeley and discover the perfect home with off-street parking that suits your lifestyle. Experience the best of California living in a city that truly has something for everyone!

Newest Berkeley Homes with Off Street Parking features

$1,295,000
4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 41149171 MLS ⋅ Active Status
Set high in the peaceful Berkeley Hills, 1394 Queens Road captures spectacular views across Berkeley, San Francisco Bay, and the Golden Gate Bridge. Framed by sky, water, and mature trees, this 4-bedroom, 2-bath home offers an exceptional sense of privacy and calm while keeping the entire Bay Area seemingly at your feet. The flexible two-level floor plan features two bedrooms and one full bathroom on each floor, creating wonderful possibilities for guests, working from home, or simply having room to spread out. Upstairs, the light-filled main living space makes an immediate impression with its soaring wood ceiling, exposed beams, expansive windows, gleaming floors, and inviting fireplace. The living, dining, and kitchen areas connect with ease, creating a comfortable setting for everyday life and memorable gatherings. Downstairs, a spacious family room provides an entirely separate place to relax, entertain, watch movies, or enjoy the ever-changing scenery. It opens directly to one of three decks, each offering its own opportunity for outdoor dining, morning coffee, sunset drinks, or quiet contemplation above the city. The larger downstairs bedroom also includes an adjoining bonus room with exciting potential for a future en suite bathroom. A garage, huge basement storage (478 sf) with high ceilings possible suitabel for development. Multiple outdoor living areas, and an exceptionally tranquil location complete the offering. Rich with architectural personality, versatile spaces, and truly commanding views, 1394 Queens Road is a distinctive Berkeley Hills retreat that feels worlds away from the city below. Home Energy Score: 5

1394 Queens Rd, Berkeley

$879,000
2 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 41149167 MLS ⋅ Active Status
Talbot Avenue sits in Berkeley’s Westbrae neighborhood, where the streets are flat, the lots are deep, and neighbors still stop to talk on the sidewalk. For nearly ten years, this 1937 split-level has been home to the same family, a place where children took their first steps, friends gathered for dinner, and everyday routines became lasting memories. Set back behind a landscaped front garden, the home feels private and welcoming. Inside, original character is complemented by substantial improvements. Hardwood floors have been refinished, walls repaired and replastered, the interior freshly painted, and new light fixtures installed throughout. The eat-in kitchen pairs vintage charm with practical updates, including a classic Wedgewood stove, new quartz countertops, faucet, garbage disposal, satin nickel hardware, and engineered hardwood flooring. Cabinetry and shelving were reconfigured in 2021, and appliances include a Bosch dishwasher and updated refrigerator. A separate laundry room features new flooring over a rebuilt subfloor and an LG washer and dryer. The bathroom has been refreshed with a new vanity, faucet, mirror, lighting, and exhaust fan. Two bedrooms and an attached one-car garage complete the 851-square-foot main house. A detached office and studio at the rear of the property adds flexible usable space. Built out in 2021 with new windows, doors, and a skylight, it offers a dedicated setting for work, art, exercise, or retreat. Some of the home's most significant improvements are behind the walls. In 2026, the original knob-and-tube wiring was fully decommissioned and replaced. A new electric heat pump provides heating and air conditioning, while new attic insulation improves thermal performance. A new water heater was installed in 2023. Outside, the home has been freshly painted and fitted with new gutters. The generous, fully fenced backyard was regraded with new stonework, landscaping has been refreshed front and back, and fencing has been replaced along the rear and south property lines. The sellers have invested more than $130,000 in the property during their ownership, including approximately $90,000 in 2026. The result preserves the home's 1937 character while thoughtfully addressing its systems, surfaces, comfort, and efficiency. Home Energy Score of 8. BESO compliance pending.

1232 Talbot Ave, Berkeley

$1,088,000
2 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 41149153 MLS ⋅ Active Status
Set into the North Berkeley hills, 141 Fairlawn is one of the earliest known works of architect Andrew Batey. It was designed and built in the early 1970s, years before the Napa Valley houses and Getty Center recognition that would define Batey's career. It was commissioned by Henry Bowles, an architectural photographer who trained under Morley Baer and shot for Condé Nast, and it shows in a studied style that prized "purity, simplicity, and austerity of form" — for someone who looked at buildings for a living. More than fifty years on, it still feels ahead of its time. Step inside and the house does the thing Batey built it to do — it brings the outside in. A two-story wall of glass on an exposed frame pulls the canopy straight into the living space, and the main volume rises double-height beneath open beams, an open-tread stair climbing to the mezzanine. There is very little between you and the outdoors, and the room changes hour by hour as light and leaf-shadow move across it. Sliding doors carry the space outward: one opens onto the entry walk, a step from an expansive deck set among mature native oaks. A floor above, a second slider opens on the same wall, looking down over the quiet sitting area by the entrance. Batey worked the sloping site rather than fighting it, and the plan unfolds in levels — an updated kitchen with quartz counters and custom tile and a light-filled main floor. The main level holds a private bedroom that opens directly to a full bath — a primary suite, with a second door as its own private entrance — along with a flexible den in the far corner. Upstairs, a 400+ square foot master suite where the bedroom opens to the black-tile bath Batey returned to design in the late 1980s, lit from two skylights overhead. Beside the single-car garage sits a separate studio of roughly 300 square feet with its own sink and full bath, built as Bowles's darkroom, later given a skylight of its own — a palette for the imagination: studio, office, guest space, retreat. Redwood construction, a low-maintenance Trex deck, replacement windows on the lower level, central heat, EV charging, and a roughly 220-square-foot detached garage ground the architecture in easy livability. Home Energy Score: 5. Across the decades the house has kept its clarity: simplicity, open living, an unbroken connection to the landscape, and a quiet intelligence in every room. It is a rare thing — an architect's early vision, preserved, and exactly the way we want to live today

141 Fairlawn Dr, Berkeley

$1,795,000
4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 41149099 MLS ⋅ Active Status
Beautiful Traditional home with an au-pair or in-law quarters on the lower level with its own entrance and no stairs. Picture-perfect panoramic views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Bay Bridge, San Francisco skyline, Transamerica Building, Salesforce Building, Alcatraz Island, and more. Excellent location on a quiet street near Indian Rock Park, Solano Avenue, many restaurants, grocery stores, and shops. The main level has an elegant entry area and is perfect for entertaining, with a large living room with a fireplace and an old-fashion pocket door, and a big dining area that has French doors leading to a large deck for outdoor entertaining. The large open kitchen was designed by the famous FuTung Cheng of Cheng Designs in Berkeley, which includes a special separate gas stovetop perfect for making stir-fry gourmet meals and even has a pantry area with a stained glass window. On the main living area next to the kitchen is even a small room big enough for a small office area. The upper level has 3 bedrooms and 2 remodeled bathrooms. The lower level has a separate entrance, and it has a room big enough to serve as both a bedroom and living area, plus a beautiful kitchen that has eating space as well as lots of cabinets and counter space and an updated bathroom. The stove, oven, microwave and refrigerator in this area stay. Gorgeous fenced backyard with mature landscaping, a fish pond that was used in the past to hold Koi fish, a drip irrigation system, and even a separate storage shed that has electricity with lots of potential. The main level and upper level were freshly painted in July 2026, and the hardwood floors were refinished in August 2026. Most of the windows are beautiful wood-framed windows. Lots of off-street parking in front of the house. Basement storage area with a washer and dryer that stay. Must see to really appreciate this special property, rarely available. Home energy score of​​‌​​​​‌​​‌‌​​‌​​​‌‌​​​​​‌​​​‌‌​​​‌‌‌​​​ 1.

824 Oxford St, Berkeley

$1,595,000
4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 41148930 MLS ⋅ Active Status
Tucked away on a quiet court in Berkeley's sought-after Monterey/Hopkins neighborhood, this beautifully updated split-level home blends classic Mediterranean architecture with one of the city's most walkable locations. Just one block from Monterey Market, Berkeley Horticultural Nursery, neighborhood cafés, restaurants, artisan bakeries, and St. Mary's College High School, it's the kind of location where morning coffee, weekend trips to the market, and favorite local spots naturally become part of your routine. Signature tile rooflines, graceful arches, and timeless architectural details give the home its distinctive Mediterranean character. Fresh interior and exterior paint, newly refinished hardwood floors, updated lighting throughout, and refreshed bathrooms complement the home's original architecture while creating a light, welcoming atmosphere. The split-level floor plan offers an ideal balance of gathering spaces and private retreats. Upstairs are three bedrooms and a full bath, while the main level features a gracious living room with elegant coved ceilings, a formal dining room with built-in cabinetry, and an updated kitchen with a sunny breakfast nook. Downstairs, a bonus family room provides additional living space, while the converted garage offers flexibility as a fourth bedroom, home office, or creative studio. A second full bathroom, dedicated laundry area, and abundant basement storage and workshop space complete the lower level. The private backyard is designed for year-round enjoyment with a redwood deck beneath a corner pergola, a level lawn for play or gardening beneath mature magnolia and maple trees, and a storage shed. A driveway provides convenient off-street parking. Enjoy the quiet of a tucked-away court while being just a short stroll from Berkeley's favorite neighborhood destinations. North Berkeley BART is within walking distance, AC Transit bus lines are nearby, and convenient access to Interstate 80 makes commuting throughout the Bay Area easy. BESO Home Energy Score is 6!

8 Hopkins Ct, Berkeley

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