Built in 1932 and set along a coveted stretch of Euclid Avenue in the North Berkeley Hills, this distinctive Spanish Mediterranean residence offers scale, character, and sweeping Bay views. Spanning over 3,000 square feet, the home is defined by its volume and architectural detail, including exposed wood beam ceilings, rich hardwood floors, and a dramatic living room anchored by a fireplace and grand, period windows that frame the surrounding greenery and outlooks toward the Bay. The formal dining room opens to a balcony, creating an easy flow for entertaining and everyday living. The kitchen blends classic design with thoughtful updates and connects to a bright breakfast nook featuring beautiful built-in original cabinetry. Three bedrooms and three baths are well distributed, while additional living spaces with tiled floors and built-in details provide flexibility for a variety of uses. Both upstairs bedrooms feature their own enclosed balcony with beautiful outlooks, offering a quiet retreat above the surrounding landscape. Set on a 7,700 square foot lot, the grounds feature mature landscaping and multiple outdoor areas, including a well-appointed lower level deck overlooking the rear garden, ideal for dining, relaxing, or entertaining. The setting offers a strong sense of privacy while capturing the natural beauty of the hillside.