Photos: Former Berkeley Hills home of children’s author Beverly Cleary listed for $1.8M
The former Berkeley home of children’s author Beverly Cleary has been listed for $1.849 million.
Clearly wrote the classic children’s books Ramona, Henry Huggins and The Mouse and the Motorcycle. She studied at UC Berkeley and moved to the home custom designed for her by midcentury Chinese-American architect Roger Lee in 1957. She sold the home to the current owners in 1968.The former Berkeley home of children’s author Beverly Cleary has been listed for $1.849 million.
The 4,026 square-foot home has four bedrooms and two baths. It boasts an open-floor plan which flows into a backyard with stunning views. The home is nestled in a quiet 16,000 square-foot lot in the Berkeley Hills.John Seravic with Compass is the listing agent.
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