1930s Fairy Tale Compound: New To Market In Berkeley

BERKELEY, CA -- For home buyers turned off by "cookie-cutter" home designs, this property, new to the Berkeley market and priced at $1.595 million, could fill the bill.

Built in 1936 by revered San Francisco Bay Area architect Henry Gutterson, the residence offers a cozy, country-house feel with its multi-levels of terraces, garden setting, koi pond and guest quarters.

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• Address: 1355 Queens Rd, Berkeley, California
• Price: $1,595,000
• Square Feet: 2973
• Bedrooms: 4
• Bathrooms: 5 Baths
• Built: 1936
• Features: FAMILY COMPOUND, ARCHITECT DESIGNED country retreat.
• 1355 Queens, the main house, designed by the esteemed architect Henry Gutterson in 1936, is a redwood structure surrounded by gardens, stone pathways around a stunning mature oak. Kitchen designed by Bennett Christopherson in keeping with the original architecture opens to a sun-filled patio with koi pond.
• 1357 Queens, the charming garden cottage designed to complement the main house has beamed ceilings, tall windows, a fireplace, office and two sleeping lofts with two car garage below.
• Additional basement storage and laundry in both houses, 1355 also has an Au pair quarters, plus separate writers retreat at the back of the lot.

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