Designed in 1902 for UC Berkeley Latin Professor William Merrill and family, this historic Brown Shingle Colonial Revival home has much of the turn of the century architectural detail preserved. This includes arched doors, wood wainscoting, and bi-fold redwood pocket doors. The estate consists of a large living room with bay windows, fireplace, and built-ins, library with gas fireplace, bay windows, and built-ins, dining room, kitchen, 5 large bedrooms including a master suite, 2 smaller rooms that could be offices or bedrooms, 3 full baths, and 3 half baths, and a large undeveloped attic. On top of this the yard is an outdoor oasis with deck, private hot tub area, and mature trees and plants. The home is located in a desired area near restaurants, shopping, and transportation.

Back