2360 Ellsworth

UNIT TYPE & PRICING:
1-Bedroom, 1 Bath: $2,300/month (1 Left!)
2-Bedroom, 2 Bath: ALL LEASED!
4-Bedroom, 2 Bath: ALL LEASED!
Garage Parking: $175 - 200/month

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The Building

Located just (1) block from campus (less than 1/3 mile; a quick 5-minute walk!) to the south side of the UC Berkeley campus. It’s a couple minute walk to Durant Square, Downtown Shattuck, to BART and bus transportation. Being in the heart of southside Berkeley, you’re also close to People’s Park, Shopping, Restaurants & Bars, Edwards Stadium, Evans Diamond & many more local amenities!
 
This small, 7-unit apartment building offers (4) 2 bedroom, 1 bath apartments (max occupancy: 5) and (2) 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartments (max occupancy: 2). 
 
Each apartment offers maple cabinetry, granite countertops and newer stainless steel appliances in the Kitchen. There is laminate and tile flooring in the Living Room & Kitchen. On the building’s street level, secure, garaged parking is available for an additional fee.
 

Key Essentials

INCLUDED UTILITIES

Water & Sewer
Garbage & Recyling

SERVICE AMENITIES

Tenant Portal System
  • PAY RENT
  • SUBMIT MAINTENANCE REQUESTS

SECURE, GARAGE PARKING*

*Upon request at an additional cost

 

The Neighborhood

Southside is perhaps the most famous area of Berkeley, containing the section of Telegraph that leads right up to UC Berkeley at Sather Gate. Southside is still largely associated with the University and has one of the youngest demographics of any district in Berkeley, with the average Southside resident being in his or her early 20’s. Telegraph Avenue is the main commercial corridor with many student-oriented stores, restaurants, and easily accessible public transportation. The Kroeber Anthropology Museum, Berkeley Museum of Modern Art and the Pacific Film Archive found in Southside are perfect places to pass time with friends and family.

Historically Rooted

Southside contains People’s Park, the focus of Berkeley’s protests of the late 1960s when the on-campus Free Speech Movement began moving off campus.  The protest tackled big issues, such as the Vietnam War and the Arab-Israeli conflict.

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