Sheila Sabine presents 1835 Spruce Street Unit #2 Berkeley


www.1835Spruce.com


Enter the magical world of Normandy Village, a unique Berkeley city landmark, designed by William Yelland. This building represents a one of a kind story book architectural treasure.

The delightful home has dowelled hardwood floors, craftsman details, light airy spaces, compact living room with Murphy bed, lovely kitchen, full bath and easy access to shared whimsical and private outdoor patios.

Excellent location – UCB just moments away, BART, Gourmet Ghetto, Rose Garden, Ohlone Park and downtown Berkeley all very close by. It is a perfect pied-à-terre offering peace and quiet in the midst of an urban environment.

And you will own a piece of Berkeley history!

Showings by Appointment:
Contact Sheila Sabine
510.326.5055
ssabine@grubbco.com

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