1925 Historic Landmark Home In Berkeley: $12M

BERKELEY, CA — The price tag on this estate is steep, but it reflects the home and gardens, steeped in history.

The McDuffie Estate is a Berkeley treasure. The home was designed by legendary architect Willis Polk, and the nearly one-acre property has stunning gardens created by the venerable Olmstead Brothers.

The 6 bedroom, 8 bath home was built in 1925, and received a thorough refresh by Fischer Architecture.

Take a look at 40 photos of this amazing estate.

• Address: 22 Roble Rd, Berkeley, California
• Price: $12,000,000
• Square Feet: 9857
• Bedrooms: 6
• Bathrooms: 7 Full and 1 Half Baths
• Built: 1925
• Features: The property and gardens were landmarked in 2011, and the property enjoys a Mills Contract. This Spanish Eclectic Architectural style home was painstakingly restored and rejuvenated by award winning architect, Fischer Architecture, and landscape architect, David John Bigham. The iconic vine-covered pergola, sunny courtyard, water fountains, and graceful pottery urns all add a graceful Mediterranean flair. More recent upgrades include Solar, Tesla Power Wall Energy storage, radiant heat, custom window replacements throughout, a new tankless water heater, central vacuum, an elevator, heated swimming pool, retrofitting and drainage improvements; the home has also been rewired, and replumbed with copper pipes.

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