About 2117 Grant St
Welcome to 2117 Grant Street, a beautifully refreshed 1911 Craftsman nestled in one of Berkeley's most beloved neighborhoods. Just moments from Downtown Berkeley, neighborhood cafés, parks, and local shops, this timeless residence gracefully blends classic architectural character with thoughtful modern updates. Set on a 4,940± square foot lot, the approximately 1,877± square foot home offers three bedrooms plus a dedicated office, creating a flexible floor plan that easily adapts to today's lifestyle. Recently remodeled, the home features a stunning new kitchen, beautifully updated living spaces, mostly new dual-pane windows, refinished hardwood floors, and timeless Craftsman details, including elegant wainscoting that adds warmth and character throughout. Bathed in natural light, the inviting living room flows seamlessly into the dining room, creating an ideal setting for both everyday living and effortless entertaining. Overlooking the backyard, the dedicated office provides an inspiring space to work from home, create, or simply enjoy a quiet retreat. Step outside to discover a garden lovingly cultivated over the years. The beautifully landscaped backyard features mature lemon, persimmon, apple, and mulberry trees, fragrant roses, and seasonal blooms, creating a peaceful sanctuary in every season. Whether gathering with friends for dinner under the open sky, tending the garden, or simply relaxing with a morning cup of coffee, this outdoor retreat offers beauty, privacy, and tranquility year-round. Perfectly positioned in the heart of Berkeley, you'll enjoy easy access to Downtown Berkeley, the Gourmet Ghetto, UC Berkeley, parks, acclaimed restaurants, cafés, BART, and neighborhood shops, offering the ideal balance of vibrant urban living and a welcoming residential setting. Rich in history, thoughtfully updated for modern living, and surrounded by one of Berkeley's most cherished neighborhoods, 2117 Grant Street presents a rare opportunity to own a home that is as timeless as it is inviting.
