The Souza & Niroomand Team Presents
Big. Bold. Beautiful. Berkeley Hills Retreat.
$1,698,000
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This is the unicorn. It has been waiting for you.
Perched in the Berkeley Hills and fronting directly onto Tilden Regional Park, 1328 Summit Road is a fully reimagined 4 bedroom, 3 bath sanctuary where indoor and outdoor living dissolve into one, plus an additional one bedroom, one bathroom ADU. Approximately 2,698 square feet* of intentional architecture opens to unobstructed, panoramic views from nearly every room of the Bay, San Francisco skyline, and all three bridges: Golden Gate, Bay, and Richmond.
Arrival begins in a private, walled garden softened by drought-tolerant landscaping and built-in mahogany seating, setting a tone of calm and quiet confidence. Inside, Scandinavian-inspired interiors unfold through soft architectural curves, engineered hardwood floors, and light that pours through oversized windows at every turn. The heart of the home is an open living, dining, and kitchen space anchored by white oak cabinetry, a walk-in pantry with floating shelving, an induction cooktop, and a wet bar finished in terrazzo. A flexible front room with double pocket doors and a designer Swedish wallpaper feature functions beautifully as either a home office or bedroom. A beautifully appointed guest bath sits alongside a serene bedroom, color-drenched in soft blue from ceiling to floor, creating an immersive sense of calm. Exceptional finishes throughout, all on one level for effortless single-level living.
Below, the home reveals its most indulgent spaces. Two primary suites sit side by side, each with walk-in closets, exposed ceiling beams, and oversized sliding glass doors opening to a shared view deck. Between them, a flex lounge anchored by a statement glass block wall invites quiet afternoons as a library, media room, or reading nook. The spa-inspired primary bath is the home’s signature moment, where artisan kiln-fired clay tile flows seamlessly from inside to a private, mahogany enclosed outdoor soaking tub and shower. It is a true indoor-outdoor experience, the kind rarely found at this scale or caliber. A moody, beautifully outfitted laundry room rounds out the level, with custom built-ins that bring ease and intention to the everyday.
For long-term flexibility and income potential, a fully permitted one-bedroom, one-bath ADU lives independently with its own private entrance. It shares the same unparalleled views of the Bay and all three bridges, with a full kitchen, a living area anchored by a built-in reading nook, and access to a covered lower deck. Ideal for an au pair, extended family, or rental income**, it mirrors the design integrity of the main home throughout.
Outside, terraced grounds cascade down the hillside, connected by redwood stairs and designed as a series of open-air rooms. Multiple decks, a built-in grill area, and garden paths framed by drought-resistant landscaping create spaces for everything from quiet mornings to sunset gatherings, with rolling hills and glowing skies as the backdrop.
Beneath the beauty sits serious infrastructure. A new metal roof, new windows, updated electrical and plumbing, new HVAC, new sewer lateral, and carefully curated defensible space make this home as thoughtfully protected as it is strikingly beautiful. Fully electric and EV-ready, with a two-car garage and only one direct neighbor, 1328 Summit Road is a rare convergence of architectural clarity, privacy, and immediate access to nature.
PROPERTY UPDATES & FEATURES
The Home
Modern Infrastructure & Efficiency
Design & Interiors
Arrival & Entry
Living Spaces
Kitchen
Primary Retreats
ADU
Outdoor Living
*Per graphic artist- OHP.
Arrival begins in a private, walled garden softened by drought-tolerant landscaping and built-in mahogany seating, setting a tone of calm and quiet confidence. Inside, Scandinavian-inspired interiors unfold through soft architectural curves, engineered hardwood floors, and light that pours through oversized windows at every turn. The heart of the home is an open living, dining, and kitchen space anchored by white oak cabinetry, a walk-in pantry with floating shelving, an induction cooktop, and a wet bar finished in terrazzo. A flexible front room with double pocket doors and a designer Swedish wallpaper feature functions beautifully as either a home office or bedroom. A beautifully appointed guest bath sits alongside a serene bedroom, color-drenched in soft blue from ceiling to floor, creating an immersive sense of calm. Exceptional finishes throughout, all on one level for effortless single-level living.
Below, the home reveals its most indulgent spaces. Two primary suites sit side by side, each with walk-in closets, exposed ceiling beams, and oversized sliding glass doors opening to a shared view deck. Between them, a flex lounge anchored by a statement glass block wall invites quiet afternoons as a library, media room, or reading nook. The spa-inspired primary bath is the home’s signature moment, where artisan kiln-fired clay tile flows seamlessly from inside to a private, mahogany enclosed outdoor soaking tub and shower. It is a true indoor-outdoor experience, the kind rarely found at this scale or caliber. A moody, beautifully outfitted laundry room rounds out the level, with custom built-ins that bring ease and intention to the everyday.
For long-term flexibility and income potential, a fully permitted one-bedroom, one-bath ADU lives independently with its own private entrance. It shares the same unparalleled views of the Bay and all three bridges, with a full kitchen, a living area anchored by a built-in reading nook, and access to a covered lower deck. Ideal for an au pair, extended family, or rental income**, it mirrors the design integrity of the main home throughout.
Outside, terraced grounds cascade down the hillside, connected by redwood stairs and designed as a series of open-air rooms. Multiple decks, a built-in grill area, and garden paths framed by drought-resistant landscaping create spaces for everything from quiet mornings to sunset gatherings, with rolling hills and glowing skies as the backdrop.
Beneath the beauty sits serious infrastructure. A new metal roof, new windows, updated electrical and plumbing, new HVAC, new sewer lateral, and carefully curated defensible space make this home as thoughtfully protected as it is strikingly beautiful. Fully electric and EV-ready, with a two-car garage and only one direct neighbor, 1328 Summit Road is a rare convergence of architectural clarity, privacy, and immediate access to nature.
PROPERTY UPDATES & FEATURES
The Home
- 2698 sq. ft.*
- 4BD / 3BA plus an additional fully equipped 1BD / 1BA ADU
- Unobstructed panoramic views of the Bay, San Francisco skyline, and all three bridges
- Rare hillside positioning with only one direct neighbor
- Fronts directly onto Tilden Regional Park with immediate trail access
Modern Infrastructure & Efficiency
- 100% electric, fully reimagined
- New electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and sewer lateral, 2026
- New long-lasting metal roof and gutters, 2026
- New windows and exterior, 2026
- Two-car garage with EV-ready charging
- Curated defensible space landscaping
- BESO & Sewer Compliant
Design & Interiors
- Scandinavian-inspired interiors with soft, rounded architectural details
- Engineered white oak hardwood floors throughout
- Terrazzo tile flooring in bathrooms
- Solid wood vanities
Arrival & Entry
- Private, walled front garden
- Drought-tolerant landscaping
- Built-in mahogany seating
Living Spaces
- Open concept living, dining, and kitchen
- Flexible front room with double pocket doors, ideal as office or bedroom
- Main level bedroom and guest bath for effortless single-level living
Kitchen
- Fully remodeled with custom white oak cabinetry
- New appliances and induction cooktop, 2026
- Wet bar with terrazzo accents
- Walk-in pantry with white oak floating shelving
Primary Retreats
- Two primary suites, each with walk-in closets and exposed ceiling beams
- Oversized sliding glass doors to shared view deck
- Connecting flex space for media, library, or office
- Flex lounge/study or media room
- Statement glass block wall and dedicated laundry room
- Spa-inspired indoor/outdoor primary bath with artisan kiln-fired clay tile
- Private mahogany-enclosed outdoor soaking tub and shower
ADU
- Legal 1BD / 1BA with separate private entrance
- Full kitchen and living area with a built-in reading nook
- Large bedroom with access to covered lower deck
- Ideal for guests, multigenerational living, or rental income
Outdoor Living
- Terraced grounds connected by redwood stairs
- Multiple dining and lounge decks
- Built-in grill area
- Garden paths and drought-resistant landscaping
*Per graphic artist- OHP.
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Why the Berkeley Hills?
Perched above the bay with sweeping views that stretch from the Golden Gate to the Bay Bridge, the Berkeley Hills offer one of the most distinctive living experiences in Northern California. This is a neighborhood where winding tree-lined streets, architecturally significant homes, and a deep sense of community converge with some of the most spectacular natural surroundings the East Bay has to offer.
Nature at Your Doorstep
Life in the Berkeley Hills means waking up to fog drifting through eucalyptus and bay laurel, with miles of trails just steps from home. Tilden Regional Park crowns the ridgeline, offering over 2,000 acres of hiking, the historic Little Farm where kids can feed goats, Lake Anza for summer swims, and a beloved vintage carousel. Closer in, the terraced Berkeley Rose Garden bursts with thousands of blooms framing panoramic bay views, while Codornices Park hides its famous concrete slide and creek-side stone bridges. Wildcat Canyon, Indian Rock, and Grizzly Peak Boulevard's lookouts are all part of daily life here.
A Storied Culinary Scene
Just down the hill, the Gourmet Ghetto on Shattuck Avenue remains the birthplace of California cuisine. Chez Panisse, Cheese Board Collective's worker-owned pizzeria, Grégoire's legendary potato puffs, Saul's Deli, and Luca Cucina Italiana are all a short drive or walk away. The Thursday North Berkeley Farmers' Market and Monterey Market keep kitchens stocked with the region's best produce, bread, and cheese.
Shops, Culture, and Neighborhood Life
Solano Avenue and the Elmwood district deliver indie bookstores, neighborhood boutiques, climbing gyms, and curated wine shops. Live Oak Park hosts summer Shakespeare performances and community festivals, while UC Berkeley's lectures, concerts, and museums sit minutes away.
Connected, Yet Tucked Away
Despite the secluded, woodsy feel, the Berkeley Hills are remarkably well connected. BART stations, AC Transit routes, and quick access to Highways 24 and 13 mean downtown Oakland, San Francisco, and the broader Bay Area are all within easy reach.
For those who want quiet streets, breathtaking views, intellectual energy, and world-class food and culture in equal measure, the Berkeley Hills are hard to match.
Nature at Your Doorstep
Life in the Berkeley Hills means waking up to fog drifting through eucalyptus and bay laurel, with miles of trails just steps from home. Tilden Regional Park crowns the ridgeline, offering over 2,000 acres of hiking, the historic Little Farm where kids can feed goats, Lake Anza for summer swims, and a beloved vintage carousel. Closer in, the terraced Berkeley Rose Garden bursts with thousands of blooms framing panoramic bay views, while Codornices Park hides its famous concrete slide and creek-side stone bridges. Wildcat Canyon, Indian Rock, and Grizzly Peak Boulevard's lookouts are all part of daily life here.
A Storied Culinary Scene
Just down the hill, the Gourmet Ghetto on Shattuck Avenue remains the birthplace of California cuisine. Chez Panisse, Cheese Board Collective's worker-owned pizzeria, Grégoire's legendary potato puffs, Saul's Deli, and Luca Cucina Italiana are all a short drive or walk away. The Thursday North Berkeley Farmers' Market and Monterey Market keep kitchens stocked with the region's best produce, bread, and cheese.
Shops, Culture, and Neighborhood Life
Solano Avenue and the Elmwood district deliver indie bookstores, neighborhood boutiques, climbing gyms, and curated wine shops. Live Oak Park hosts summer Shakespeare performances and community festivals, while UC Berkeley's lectures, concerts, and museums sit minutes away.
Connected, Yet Tucked Away
Despite the secluded, woodsy feel, the Berkeley Hills are remarkably well connected. BART stations, AC Transit routes, and quick access to Highways 24 and 13 mean downtown Oakland, San Francisco, and the broader Bay Area are all within easy reach.
For those who want quiet streets, breathtaking views, intellectual energy, and world-class food and culture in equal measure, the Berkeley Hills are hard to match.
Perched above the bay with sweeping views that stretch from the Golden Gate to the Bay Bridge, the Berkeley Hills offer one of the most distinctive living experiences in Northern California. This is a neighborhood where winding tree-lined streets, architecturally significant homes, and a deep sense of community converge with some of the most spectacular natural surroundings the East Bay has to offer.
Nature at Your Doorstep
Life in the Berkeley Hills means waking up to fog drifting through eucalyptus and bay laurel, with miles of trails just steps from home. Tilden Regional Park crowns the ridgeline, offering over 2,000 acres of hiking, the historic Little Farm where kids can feed goats, Lake Anza for summer swims, and a beloved vintage carousel. Closer in, the terraced Berkeley Rose Garden bursts with thousands of blooms framing panoramic bay views, while Codornices Park hides its famous concrete slide and creek-side stone bridges. Wildcat Canyon, Indian Rock, and Grizzly Peak Boulevard's lookouts are all part of daily life here.
A Storied Culinary Scene
Just down the hill, the Gourmet Ghetto on Shattuck Avenue remains the birthplace of California cuisine. Chez Panisse, Cheese Board Collective's worker-owned pizzeria, Grégoire's legendary potato puffs, Saul's Deli, and Luca Cucina Italiana are all a short drive or walk away. The Thursday North Berkeley Farmers' Market and Monterey Market keep kitchens stocked with the region's best produce, bread, and cheese.
Shops, Culture, and Neighborhood Life
Solano Avenue and the Elmwood district deliver indie bookstores, neighborhood boutiques, climbing gyms, and curated wine shops. Live Oak Park hosts summer Shakespeare performances and community festivals, while UC Berkeley's lectures, concerts, and museums sit minutes away.
Connected, Yet Tucked Away
Despite the secluded, woodsy feel, the Berkeley Hills are remarkably well connected. BART stations, AC Transit routes, and quick access to Highways 24 and 13 mean downtown Oakland, San Francisco, and the broader Bay Area are all within easy reach.
For those who want quiet streets, breathtaking views, intellectual energy, and world-class food and culture in equal measure, the Berkeley Hills are hard to match.
Nature at Your Doorstep
Life in the Berkeley Hills means waking up to fog drifting through eucalyptus and bay laurel, with miles of trails just steps from home. Tilden Regional Park crowns the ridgeline, offering over 2,000 acres of hiking, the historic Little Farm where kids can feed goats, Lake Anza for summer swims, and a beloved vintage carousel. Closer in, the terraced Berkeley Rose Garden bursts with thousands of blooms framing panoramic bay views, while Codornices Park hides its famous concrete slide and creek-side stone bridges. Wildcat Canyon, Indian Rock, and Grizzly Peak Boulevard's lookouts are all part of daily life here.
A Storied Culinary Scene
Just down the hill, the Gourmet Ghetto on Shattuck Avenue remains the birthplace of California cuisine. Chez Panisse, Cheese Board Collective's worker-owned pizzeria, Grégoire's legendary potato puffs, Saul's Deli, and Luca Cucina Italiana are all a short drive or walk away. The Thursday North Berkeley Farmers' Market and Monterey Market keep kitchens stocked with the region's best produce, bread, and cheese.
Shops, Culture, and Neighborhood Life
Solano Avenue and the Elmwood district deliver indie bookstores, neighborhood boutiques, climbing gyms, and curated wine shops. Live Oak Park hosts summer Shakespeare performances and community festivals, while UC Berkeley's lectures, concerts, and museums sit minutes away.
Connected, Yet Tucked Away
Despite the secluded, woodsy feel, the Berkeley Hills are remarkably well connected. BART stations, AC Transit routes, and quick access to Highways 24 and 13 mean downtown Oakland, San Francisco, and the broader Bay Area are all within easy reach.
For those who want quiet streets, breathtaking views, intellectual energy, and world-class food and culture in equal measure, the Berkeley Hills are hard to match.
The Souza & Niroomand Team
Red Oak Realty
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- #01701667 / 00811861
- Mobile:
- 510.543.7016/ 409.9111
- Office:
- 510.543.7016
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