This is an extraordinary opportunity to be a part of architectural history. Designed by John Hudson Thomas, the elegant Pratt-Thomas House is a stately 3+BD/1.5BA home in a coveted location in the Berkeley hills. The 2475 SQFT Craftsman masterpiece was the first home built next to Indian Rock, providing forever views of Berkeley and San Francisco Bay in an ornate, yet supremely comfortable home. As you step inside the gorgeous foyer, you’re transported into another era by the exquisite woodwork, refined architectural details, and a multitude of classic mullioned windows that splash sunshine across the home. The beautiful living and dining rooms boast coffered ceilings, wainscoting, built-in leaded glass cabinets, and epic views as your backdrop while you entertain, dine, or relax. Off the dining room, easily access the kitchen, powder room, laundry, and a private office to work from home, or step through a windowed door to the lovely backyard where you can dine al fresco or drink your morning coffee surrounded by mature flowering landscaping. The home’s grand staircase leads you past a gorgeous picture window facing Indian Rock Park. Find three generous bedrooms and a full bath on the second floor. All of the bedrooms have mullioned casement windows, one bedroom features bay views plus a sunny flexible space ready as an office or play area, and the primary bedroom has a stunning picture window view of the bay, a fireplace, and two walk-in closets. The massive basement with interior access is full-height, flexible space. Out your front door, enjoy gorgeous city parks, A+ public schools, and lively Solano Avenue. Built in 1911, this home still remains a prized home in the best of locations.
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