$1,215,000

Tucked into Berkeley’s beloved Westbrae neighborhood, 1311 Hopkins Street offers a rare opportunity to live, invest, and be part of a community that people genuinely love to stay in. This well-located triplex features three spacious units—each approximately 836 square feet—for a total of 6 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Whether you’re envisioning a smart house-hack setup or a fully leased investment, the flexibility here opens the door to a range of possibilities. Life here extends far beyond the property lines. Mornings start with a pass by the neighbors, their yerds dotted with mini libraries, on your way to the Ohlone Greenway, where you can enjoy the pedestrian and bicycle paths, birding and connecting with neighbors under a canopy of trees. Weekends might mean browsing plants at Westbrae Nursery, meeting friends at the lively Westbrae Biergarten, or heading to nearby Cedar Rose Park for sun, picnics, and open space. Dining and daily rituals are part of the rhythm here—whether it’s a meal at Lalime’s, a stop at Sanctuary Bistro, or the neighborhood’s beloved gelato garden truck that feels like a small, joyful tradition. With a Walk Score of 87, Bike Score of 98, and easy transit access, the location supports a lifestyle that is both connected and effortless, with the added benefit of proximity to University of California, Berkeley and everyday conveniences. 1311 Hopkins Street isn’t just a triplex—it’s a foothold in one of Berkeley’s most vibrant and enduring neighborhoods, where flexibility, community, and long-term value come together.