Are you looking to relocate in Berkeley, CA? Explore this outstanding vacancy in the city. If you’re ready to buy a home, you might be on the lookout for homes for sale on home-browsing apps, planning drive-by viewings, and researching creative financing options. If so, make sure to add to your list the 2133 ½ Derby Street home, which won’t stay on the market for very long. Located in Berkeley, CA, the cottage has everything that makes up a dream home. Read on to learn more about the property and the area. Features of 2133 ½ Derby Street Home This is a charming light-filled cottage is found in a centrally located neighborhood in Berkeley, CA. It’s situated near the reputable University of California, Berkeley, Whole Foods, BART, Berkeley Bowl, Willard Park, and Elmwood shops. The free-standing home is spread across 1018 sq ft, containing 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, and a beautiful garden. You also get hardwood floors, updated eat-in kitchen, high ceilings and a skylight. Storage is not just available in the form of walk-in closetsas it also has an attic and let’s not forget a stackable washer/dryer, and updated fixtures and finishes. The private deck serves as a great extension to the living space, making an ideal spot for entertainment and meals. Part of a 2-unit HOA, the shared garden is where you can escape into nature amidst the urban setting. The house offers complete privacy through its private gate and access. Living in Berkeley, CA Finding a place to live in Berkeley, CA can be tough, especially during winter and summer breaks. During these times, a large number of students look for vacancies before the semester begins. Given the imbalance between demand and supply for residential properties in the Bay Area, home search can be a lengthy and expensive process. Hence, if you think the above-discussed property matches your needs, and is something you can afford, you’re extremely lucky! While Berkeley is a cheaper place to live than San Francisco, it’s still way expensive than the average cost of living for California. On top of that, it’s location at the heart of the San Francisco Bay Area has made the city a regional transportation hub. You have an efficient transit system called BART that covers the entire Bay Area, operating as a subway with 3 underground stations in Berkeley and a train service leading to San Francisco and other regional destinations. Berkeley also hosts ten universities: UC Berkeley being the oldest institution that students from all over the world choose for higher education. Some of the places in Berkeley you can’t miss include the historical hotspots such as the Sproul Hall, Sathet Tower, and Sather Gate; the Faculty Glade that makes the best picnic spot; the Berkeley University Art Museum, and more. Conclusion Come take a look at the 2133 ½ Derby Street Home to obtain a better idea of the property. Should you find this home feasible, you may have an opportunity to benefit from all the amenities discussed above. To schedule a visit, reach out to the Grubb Co. Realtors today!