Fulton Street: A 1905 brown shingle, three story house with 5 bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms , on a quiet street iin Berkeley. Large living room, formal dining room, eat in kitchen, large yard. Master bedroom has views of the bay and the Berkeley Hills. Separate inlaw unit.

Parker Street - Main House: A 1907 house that has never been remodeled, it still has the original 1907 kitchen. 3 bedrooms/2 bathrooms, front and back parlors and formal dining room with leaded glass built ins. Original woodwork throughout, heated by 100 year old radiators, using a high efficiency boiler, and with solar panels for power generation. Large yard and car house.

Parker Street - Cottage: A 1908 cottage behind the main house on a quiet street. One bedrom/one bathroom, formal dining room, living room, eat in kitchen and laundry. Unpainted woodwork and original details including built in with leaded glass doors, and divided lite windows. Quiet and charming.

62nd Street - Delaney House: Currently under restoration, the Delaney House is an 1880s Victorian that is now a 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom house with a fully wheelchair accessible downstairs bedroom and bath. Beautiful period details and high ceilings, but totally updated systems.

62nd Street - Cheney Cottage: A Berkeley landmark, saved from demolition and bought from the University for $17, this house has been moved to 62nd Street and will be fully restored to original condition. Three bedrooms/one and a half baths, the Cheney Coittage is a 1902 Swiss Chalet style house with a jerkinhead gable roof. The house retains it's period charm but has new plumbing, wiring and heating.