From the moment you arrive at 1021 Siler Place, a deep sense of peace washes over you. Set against the wild unspoiled beauty of Claremont Canyon, sitting on over a half-acre of land, this home has been lovingly held in one family for 66 years. Making its market debut, this mid-century modern beauty was built by the family's uncle w/ extraordinary craftsmanship. Constructed from reclaimed old-growth redwood salvaged from a North Bay bridge, the vaulted ceilings & walls of natural redwood create warmth, openness, & dramatic vertical spaces. Floor-to-ceiling windows dissolve the boundaries between inside & out framing sweeping views of the Bay, the Golden Gate Bridge, & Mt. Tam. You're not just looking at nature-you're living within it! Original mid-century features remain beautifully intact: a built-in sofa, elegant plank shelving, shoji screens, and the striking brick fireplace. French doors open to new wraparound redwood decks-perfect for entertaining or quiet reflection. With exciting potential to expand the home's footprint, the property consists of three lots of land & has a spacious basement on the lower level. This stunning piece of Bay Area history is just moments from UC Berkeley, the Claremont Hotel, & the Elmwood & Rockridge neighborhoods. Oakland taxes, Berkeley mail.