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Mala Mahlebashian presents:

Mediterranean Charm Awaits You

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$649,000

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beds

3

baths

3

Interior

3

Lot

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This delightful mediterranean home is a 2/1 with a lower level bonus area for laundry, workspace or 3rd bedroom. The open floor plan with arched doorways flows from front to rear with a view of the resort style back yard. Hardwood floors throughout. Beautiful light pours through in the afternoon. Extra large backyard to relax the day away or entertain.  

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Virtual tour Jan. 14th

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Berkeley Hills Realty

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East Bay Living - Before You Know It You're Home

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921 35th Street

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