664 Woodmont Ave

About This Home

Square footage is approximate (from county records) and not guaranteed by owners and listing broker. Home Description Set on a beautiful, tree-lined street in the Berkeley Hills with peaceful views toward Tilden Regional Park, this fully furnished mid-century modern home offers an exceptional Berkeley “live-in-the-trees” experience—quiet, safe, and friendly, yet convenient to transit and everyday needs. Inside, the home is generous and comfortable, with 3 bedrooms and 3 full baths, a modern kitchen, and a spectacular living/dining room designed for relaxing and entertaining. A large family room with a big-screen TV provides a second gathering space—ideal for movie nights, reading, or hosting with ease. The primary suite includes a walk-in closet and an ensuite bathroom with a Toto bidet. The home is offered fully furnished, including kitchenware, linens, towels, art, and outdoor cushions—a true “arrive and live” setup. Both guest bedrooms are thoughtfully arranged to double as quiet home office spaces with natural light; Guest Bedroom #1 features a king bed + office setup, and Guest Bedroom #2 features a queen bed + office setup. A networked color printer is included, along with high-speed internet in the rent. A new HVAC heating system provides efficient comfort (note: no A/C). Neighboorhood Description A hillside neighborhood that feels like a retreat—minutes from everything Set in the North Berkeley Hills, this is the rare kind of neighborhood where the pace slows down the moment you turn onto the tree-lined streets. It’s quiet, residential, and notably calm—more birdsong than traffic—yet you’re never far from the energy, culture, and everyday convenience that make Berkeley so livable. Homes here sit among mature landscaping and well-tended gardens, with patios and decks designed for outdoor living: morning coffee in the sun, a book at dusk, or an easy dinner outside when the air is crisp and clear. Nature at your doorstep One of the great luxuries of this location is how quickly you can trade “city day” for “park day.” Nearby Tilden Regional Park is a true backyard wilderness—open space that feels expansive, not curated. Locals love it for its sweeping views, oak and redwood groves, and a deep network of trails (nearly 40 miles) that invite everything from a gentle stroll to a proper hike. On a casual afternoon, it’s easy to stop by the park’s botanical garden or visit the charming Little Farm—small, simple pleasures that make the area feel grounded and family-friendly. When you want something a bit more “day-out” than “walk-around,” Tilden delivers. You can swim at Lake Anza, take a nostalgic spin on the Tilden Park Merry-Go-Round, or enjoy an unhurried round at Tilden Park Golf Course. It’s the kind of park access that changes your routine—more fresh air, more spontaneous outings, more “let’s go now” moments. Food and everyday indulgence down the hill A short drive brings you to one of the Bay Area’s most beloved food districts, the Gourmet Ghetto—a neighborhood that quietly set the standard for California cooking. Dinner at Chez Panisse is the obvious headline, but the real pleasure is how much excellence is packed into a few walkable blocks: the iconic The Cheese Board Collective for pizza and bakery staples, Lo Coco's Pizzeria for a longtime local favorite, and a practical mix of markets and essentials that make daily life easy. For groceries, you’re spoiled: neighborhood standards like Andronico's Community Markets and Safeway are close, and the produce pilgrimage is Monterey Market, famous for its exceptional fruit and vegetable selection. Add the Original Peet's Coffee nearby, plus an ever-evolving mix of shops and services, and you get the best kind of convenience—variety without the big-box feeling. Culture, campus life, and a deep bench of destinations Living near University of California, Berkeley means you’re close to a steady calendar of events, lectures, performances, and game-day energy—without being in the middle of it. Catch a show at the Greek Theatre, feel the pageantry at California Memorial Stadium, or simply enjoy the campus as a beautiful place to walk—historic architecture, shaded paths, and that unmistakable Berkeley mix of seriousness and creativity. Head into Downtown Berkeley for live music and arts: Freight & Salvage is a standout venue, and Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive offers exhibitions and film programming that rival much larger cities. Day-to-day, it’s easy to fold in a workout or swim at the Berkeley YMCA, then meet friends for breakfast at La Note or a warming bowl of ramen at Ippudo Berkeley. Surprisingly easy transit for a hillside setting Despite the elevated location, getting around is straightforward. AC Transit bus service connects the neighborhood to the Downtown Berkeley BART Station, making it simple to leave the car at home and commute efficiently. From there, you can be in San Francisco quickly—ideal for work, evenings out, airport connections or to have a unforgettable experience in a Waymo Driverless Taxi. The neighborhood’s proximity to campus also makes it particularly appealing for UC Berkeley faculty, researchers, and administrators who want a peaceful home base close to the heart of the University.