1520-1522 Francisco St Berkeley, CA 94703
MULTI_FAMILY - Berkeley, CA
- Added:
- Jun 12, 2026
- Days on Market:
- 31
- Last Refresh:
- Jul 12 at 1:06 pm
Property Features for 1520-1522 Francisco St
General Information
- Property type
- Residential Multi Family
- Property subtype
- Other
- Parking features
- Garage
- Exterior features
- Back Yard
- Appliances
- Dryer, Washer
- Standard status
- Active
- APN
- 58215026
- Size
- 1,405 SF
- Lot size
- 0.13 Acres
Utilities
- Sewer type
- Public Sewer
- Heating system
- Wall Furnace
- Cooling system
- Ceiling Fan(s)
- Water source
- Public
Building Details
- Year built
- 1942
- Number of units
- 2
- Flooring type
- Tile, Wood
- Building materials
- Stucco
Listing agent Lin Shao License #02038131 (925) 393-8177
Listing office Redfin 120 Kearny St Suite 800, San Francisco, CA (877) 973-3346
Listing date Jun 12, 2026
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Investment Insights
Based on property information with market context.
Located in Berkeley (Alameda County), the property is described as having quick, easy access to public transportation and convenient commuting throughout the Bay Area, including San Francisco. The remarks also note proximity to local shops and dining, with access to the city’s broader amenities.
For buyers, the layout supports flexibility between ownership use and rental income. With one unit currently tenant-occupied and the other vacant, the duplex can accommodate an owner-occupant move-in right away, or provide an investor the option to renovate or upgrade the vacant unit. The two matching units are designed to offer consistent functionality across the property, supported by the detached garage and storage benefits for day-to-day tenant needs.
Key Highlights
- Charming Berkeley duplex built in 1942 with 2 identical 1 bd/1 bth units
- Unit 1520 and Unit 1522 share flipped floor plans designed to maximize space and utility
- One unit is currently tenant‑occupied while the other unit is vacant