A handsome 1926 Mediterranean Revival residence in Berkeley's coveted Northside, 1594 Le Roy Avenue comes to market for the first time in decades. Stately yet wonderfully welcoming, this 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home has been cherished by the same family for many years—a place where children were raised, holidays celebrated, friends welcomed and memories made. A gracious slate entry opens to the formal living and dining rooms, with beautifully refinished white oak floors continuing throughout the main and upper levels. Off the living room, an inviting sunroom with built-ins and windows on three sides is filled with natural light. The dining room enjoys views toward San Francisco—a memorable backdrop for dinner and many more holiday gatherings to come. The eat-in kitchen offers wall ovens and direct access to the lush rear garden. Upstairs are four bedrooms, including an airy primary with its own San Francisco views. The lower level adds a flexible bonus room and half bath—ideal for a media room, gym or home office—with interior access to the attached garage. There is an ease to this house that's hard to capture in photographs: generous rooms, a floor plan that flows, and 1920s architecture that gives the home presence without feeling stuffy. All of this in a close-knit North Berkeley neighborhood, just minutes from the Gourmet District, nearby schools, and the shops, restaurants and everyday pleasures that make North Berkeley such a special place to live. At 1594 Le Roy, it isn't just any house; it's a home—and an opportunity to become part of a very special neighborhood. Home Energy Score 1.

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