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Flash sale: private room as low as $1,399/mon. - Double Occupancy available, starts from $800/bed.
Property Highlights
- Studio private suites from $1,450/mo — strong value for a 2023-built building one block from Trader Joe's on University Ave.
- Sandwiched between Downtown Berkeley BART (~0.8 mi) and North Berkeley BART (~0.6 mi), with bus stops steps away on University Ave.
- 12 listed amenities including a Roof Terrace, Study Lounge, Club house, Elevator, and Controlled Access — well above typical Berkeley co-living.
Floor Plans
40 Units AvailableAmenities
Fees & Policies
- Billing Model
- Separate billing per utility
- Electricity
- Submeter
- Gas
- Included in rent
- Water
- Ratio utility billing system
- Sewer
- Ratio utility billing system
- Description
- Electricity, water, and trash based on usage. $30 common-area cleaning, $25 internet, $5 package locker.
About this home
Modern Furnished Private Studio Suites in Luxury community Apartment in Downtown Berkeley!!
Our private studio suites are fully furnished bedrooms within a shared community apartment. These community apartments range from 2 to 5 bedrooms, each sharing 2 to 3 bathrooms. The shared spaces include a brand-new full-size kitchen equipped with an electric range, large refrigerator, dishwasher, and microwave. All common areas are fully furnished, featuring everything from couches and tables to silverware and houseplants.
The property also offers a variety of spacious rental options, including full 2, 3, 4, and 5-bedroom apartments.
The property features shared access to a well-equipped laundry room, secure bike storage, and an attached garage for convenient parking. Residents can enjoy breathtaking Bay views from the rooftop and outdoor spaces, as well as relax or work in the amenity room or study lounge.
Call 833-655-4251 and schedule a tour today!
Nearby
1717 University Ave sits on University Avenue between McGee Avenue and Grant Street, placing it at the crossroads of central and North Berkeley. The corridor connects the UC Berkeley campus to the east with the broader city grid to the west, with retail, cafes, and services lining the avenue in both directions.
The address is less than half a mile from both the North Berkeley BART Station and the Downtown Berkeley BART Station. Downtown Berkeley Station, at 2160 Shattuck Avenue, is served by the Orange and Red BART lines, connecting riders directly to Oakland, San Francisco, and the broader Bay Area in under 30 minutes.
The property has a Walk Score of 95, rating it a walker's paradise. Groceries, cafes, restaurants, and transit stops are all reachable on foot, and multiple AC Transit bus lines run along University Avenue directly outside.
Trader Joe's is located at 1885 University Avenue, roughly two blocks east, offering everyday staples and fresh produce. The Gourmet Ghetto on Shattuck Avenue is about a 10-minute walk north, where Chez Panisse, one of the originators of California cuisine and the farm-to-table movement, has operated at 1517 Shattuck Avenue since 1971. Cheese Board Collective Pizzeria and Guerilla Cafe are also in that stretch.
The property is within 9 minutes or 0.5 mile from Berkeley City College, and is also near UC Berkeley. Residents working or studying on campus can walk or bike the roughly half-mile to the western edge of campus at Oxford Street in about 10 minutes.
Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Center Park is a gathering space in downtown Berkeley, located next to City Hall and a short walk from the Downtown Berkeley BART station, with open lawns, historic landmarks, and areas for community events. An upper plaza renovation project at the park was completed in August 2025, adding new paving, native plantings, and improved ADA access.
The Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAMPFA) is on Center Street, about a 10-minute walk east. The Berkeley Historical Society and Museum is on Center Street as well. The area also hosts the Bay Area Book Festival, which takes place annually in Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Center Park.
University Avenue is a well-traveled commercial corridor with regular foot traffic throughout the day. As with any urban area near a major university, residents should stay aware of their surroundings, particularly at night. Renters are encouraged to check the City of Berkeley and Berkeley Police Department websites for current public safety information and advisories.