A charming bungalow in South Berkeley, this beautifully remodeled 1,117-square foot home was built in 1920 and lovingly maintained over the years. Subdivided in 1896, the four-block Grove Street Line Tract neighborhood was a classic American Streetcar suburb, welcoming the electric streetcar in 1891.  

Boasting a beautifully remodeled kitchen and bath, the two-bedroom, one-bathroom home maintains its period charm while offering the comfort and convenience of modern-day amenities. Anchored in hardwoods, a sunlit interior has been appointed with arched entryways, crown molding, double-hung sash windows.

Across the threshold, a formal foyer bleeds into a cozy living room with woodburning fireplace flanked by custom built-ins. Poised for family gatherings, a central dining room bleeds into a striking kitchen fully reimagined with stainless-steel appliances, new cabinetry, and herringbone tile. A home office lies at the rear of the home, ready for remote work. 

Perfect for a growing family, two light-soaked bedrooms are serviced by a newly updated bathroom. Punctuated with a marble vanity and ornate tile flooring, the bathroom offers a generous stall shower. Equipped with a stacked washer and dryer, this South Berkeley gem welcomes outdoor entertaining with a massive private yard and covered patio. Replete with an extended driveway and detached storage, 1817 Ward Street is located near the 580 Freeway for convenient city-bound commutes.