This Modernist 1979 Berkeley Hills home is a love letter to structure, celebrating the honest use of materials, thoughtful geometry, and the quiet rhythm of light through wood. Exposed beams, raw timber ceilings, expansive windows, a central skylight, and a wraparound deck bring the outdoors in. The upper level features open public spaces with views – including glimpses of San Francisco – and a centered floor plan that evolves with the natural light. Downstairs are three bedrooms and two full baths, including a private primary suite and a convenient laundry area. A one-car garage and additional storage complete the practical needs. Shasta Road is a favorite Berkeley Hills street: make a left for UC Berkeley, downtown, and Northside shops &#38' restaurants. Make a right and you’re on your way to Tilden Park, with its trails, Little Farm, Lake Anza, Steam Train, Botanical Garden, and more. This is a home that offers structure and soul – just minutes from trailheads, markets, and makers.