The Community
Located just (1) block from the north side of the UC Berkeley campus, this property is ideally located just 1/8 mile (4-minute walk or 2-minute bike ride!) at the corner of La Loma Ave. and Ridge Rd.
Communal Space
The Kitchen is fully equipped with all of the essentials (including pots, pans, dishes, utensils, glasses & small appliances)! The Study Room/Media Lounge makes an excellent space to stay in with friends, or a great gathering spot before heading out to the surrounding nightlife options.
Your Room
Every room comes with all of the essentials – a twin bed (lofted or standard), closet/wardrobe, desk, desk chair, and desk lamp.
Exterior
Community Amenities
SOCIAL EXPERIENCES
Fully-Furnished Community Spaces
Social Events
Community And Volunteer Projects
Yoga Classes
Networking Opportunities
COMMUNITY AMENITIES
Free Washer & Dryer Use
Printer Station
Fully Stocked Kitchen
Stainless Steel Appliances
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SERVICE AMENITIES
Secure Online Tenant Portal
- PAY RENT
- SUBMIT MAINTENANCE REQUESTS
Dedicated Community Manager
Common Area Housekeeping 5x/week
Stocked Household Supplies, Weekly
Coffee & Tea Refills, Weekly
Netflix & Hulu Streaming
*Upon request at an additional cost
Key Essentials
ROOM FURNISHINGS
Twin Bed & Mattress
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Desk & Chair
Desk Lamp
Personal Wardrobe
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UTILITIES ($150/month)
Enterprise Grade Wifi
Electricity
Gas
Water & Sewer
Trash, Recycle & Compost
*Upon request at an additional cost
The Neighborhood
Directly north of the UC Campus lies the Northside neighborhood. This is a quaint, residential area with smaller, classic buildings in a hilly setting. Home to Berkeley’s Graduate Theological Union, this area is also known as ‘Holy Hill’. The main commercial area is centered along Euclid Avenue with many shops and cafes lining the street block between Hearst and Ridge.
Historically Rooted
Also known as “The Gourmet Ghetto”, it is known as the birthplace of California cuisine. Other developments that can be traced to this neighborhood include specialty coffee, the farm-to-table, and local food movements, the U.S. introduction of chocolate truffles and baguettes, the popularization of the premium restaurant designed around an open kitchen, and the California pizza made with local produce.
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