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Published October 1, 2026

Every once in a while a Berkeley home comes on the market that reminds you why architecture in the East Bay can be so interesting.

141 Fairlawn Drive in the Berkeley Hills is one of those houses.

Built in 1972, the striking glass, steel and redwood residence was designed by architect Andrew Batey for architectural photographer Henry Bowles. More than half a century later, the house still looks remarkably contemporary—and its dramatic two-story wall of glass has helped turn the property into one of the most talked-about homes currently on the market.

The home is currently offered at $1,088,000. It has two bedrooms, three bathrooms and approximately 1,625 square feet of living space on a 4,905-square-foot lot.

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June 11, 2026

The East Bay offers no shortage of attractive communities, from hillside estates in Oakland to elegant homes in Berkeley and Lafayette. Yet Piedmont continues to occupy a category of its own. Buyers who explore the luxury market throughout the East Bay often find themselves returning to the same conclusion: there simply isn't another place quite like Piedmont.

An Independent City With a Strong Identity

Unlike many neighborhoods that fall under the jurisdiction of a larger municipality, Piedmont operates as its own city. Residents benefit from dedicated city services, a strong sense of civic engagement, and a community identity that has remained remarkably consistent over time.

This independence contributes to the character of the…

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When most people think about luxury real estate, they focus on square footage, finishes, or price. Yet one of the most valuable features of a property is often the one that cannot be replaced: land.

In Piedmont, some of the city's most desirable homes sit on residential lots that would be difficult — or impossible — to recreate today. As development opportunities throughout the Bay Area become increasingly limited, larger parcels continue to command significant buyer interest.

Why Lot Size Matters in Piedmont

A home can be remodeled, expanded, or rebuilt. A lot generally cannot. This simple reality is one reason why buyers often place a premium on larger parcels. Additional land can provide:

  • Greater privacy from neighboring homes
  • Mature…

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