Duplexes for rent in Berkeley

In a city that prides itself on celebrating differences, there's something arrestingly picturesque about a streetscape of uniformity especially when the buildings are as easy on the eyes as the red brick duplexes that neatly line both sides of Portola Street.These three-bedroom units feature hardwood floors, updated kitchens, and sunrooms brimming with natural light, even on a typically San Francisco foggy day. Like neighboring Liggett Avenue, rooms for living and those for sleeping are on separate floors. Backyard patios invite dining outside and impromptu play dates with neighbors. An organic community garden further promotes the friendly vibe. When not in use, outdoor furniture and bikes and can be stashed in the basement.The restorative El Poln Spring picnic area is close at hand. The retail districts of Union, Chestnut, and California streets are just outside the Lombard and Presidio Gates

In a city that prides itself on celebrating differences, there's something arrestingly picturesque about a streetscape of uniformity especially when the buildings are as easy on the eyes as the red brick duplexes that neatly line both sides of Portola Street.These three-bedroom units feature hardwood floors, updated kitchens, and sunrooms brimming with natural light, even on a typically San Francisco foggy day. Like neighboring Liggett Avenue, rooms for living and those for sleeping are on separate floors. Backyard patios invite dining outside and impromptu play dates with neighbors. An organic community garden further promotes the friendly vibe. When not in use, outdoor furniture and bikes and can be stashed in the basement.The restorative El Poln Spring picnic area is close at hand. The retail districts of Union, Chestnut, and California streets are just outside the Lombard and Presidio Gates

In a city that prides itself on celebrating differences, there's something arrestingly picturesque about a streetscape of uniformity especially when the buildings are as easy on the eyes as the red brick duplexes that neatly line both sides of Portola Street.These three-bedroom units feature hardwood floors, updated kitchens, and sunrooms brimming with natural light, even on a typically San Francisco foggy day. Like neighboring Liggett Avenue, rooms for living and those for sleeping are on separate floors. Backyard patios invite dining outside and impromptu play dates with neighbors. An organic community garden further promotes the friendly vibe. When not in use, outdoor furniture and bikes and can be stashed in the basement.The restorative El Poln Spring picnic area is close at hand. The retail districts of Union, Chestnut, and California streets are just outside the Lombard and Presidio Gates

Fully enclosed sun porches hint at the charm to be found in the handsome, historic brick duplexes with matching brick garages of the Liggett Avenue neighborhood. Inside, living and sleeping spaces are located on separate floors and basements offer a place to stash bikes and keep laundry out of sight. Just a hop, skip and jump from the popular Julius Kahn Playground and the revitalized El Poln Spring area, this neighborhood is an ideal spot for those with active, outdoor lives.The nearby eucalyptus grove is home to artist Andy Goldsworthy's Wood Line sculpture, which flows through the trees in a serpentine line of thick branches laid end to end. Next to that is the park's oldest trail, the arrow-straight Lovers' Lane, named for its history of uniting soldiers with their sweethearts in town. Frequented these days by joggers, amblers, and lovers still, it makes a bee-line up to the Presidio Gate, where the shops and restaurants of Pacific Heights and Laurel Village await.

Fully enclosed sun porches hint at the charm to be found in the handsome, historic brick duplexes with matching brick garages of the Liggett Avenue neighborhood. Inside, living and sleeping spaces are located on separate floors and basements offer a place to stash bikes and keep laundry out of sight. Just a hop, skip and jump from the popular Julius Kahn Playground and the revitalized El Poln Spring area, this neighborhood is an ideal spot for those with active, outdoor lives.The nearby eucalyptus grove is home to artist Andy Goldsworthy's Wood Line sculpture, which flows through the trees in a serpentine line of thick branches laid end to end. Next to that is the park's oldest trail, the arrow-straight Lovers' Lane, named for its history of uniting soldiers with their sweethearts in town. Frequented these days by joggers, amblers, and lovers still, it makes a bee-line up to the Presidio Gate, where the shops and restaurants of Pacific Heights and Laurel Village await.

Fully enclosed sun porches hint at the charm to be found in the handsome, historic brick duplexes with matching brick garages of the Liggett Avenue neighborhood. Inside, living and sleeping spaces are located on separate floors and basements offer a place to stash bikes and keep laundry out of sight. Just a hop, skip and jump from the popular Julius Kahn Playground and the revitalized El Poln Spring area, this neighborhood is an ideal spot for those with active, outdoor lives.The nearby eucalyptus grove is home to artist Andy Goldsworthy's Wood Line sculpture, which flows through the trees in a serpentine line of thick branches laid end to end. Next to that is the park's oldest trail, the arrow-straight Lovers' Lane, named for its history of uniting soldiers with their sweethearts in town. Frequented these days by joggers, amblers, and lovers still, it makes a bee-line up to the Presidio Gate, where the shops and restaurants of Pacific Heights and Laurel Village await.

The East Washington neighborhood is next door to one of the West Coast's oldest golf courses on one side, and lush, forested trails on the other. A steady stream of bicyclists passes through the neighborhood especially on weekends peddling down Washington Boulevard en route to the Golden Gate Bridge and the Marin Headlands beyond.The pristine landscaping and welcoming international-orange doors of these four-bedroom duplexes charm occupants and passersby alike. Residents appreciate the spacious master suites, full basements, and the original oak parquet floors laid down in 1948 for officers and their families. Neighborhood highlights include the National Cemetery Overlook, a contemplative vista with views toward the Golden Gate Bridge; the General Store snack bar at the golf course, which serves made-to-order grilled food on weekends; and a nearby playground for tots.The PresidiGo Shuttle has a convenient stop in the neighborhood, ensuring easy access to the Main Post and the free shut