Nestled into the hillside and towering above Berkeley's coveted Cragmont neighborhood, 935 Hilldale is an extraordinary brown-shingle residence where architecture meets breathtaking natural beauty constructed and owned by architect Andrew Beckerman Showcasing sweeping panoramic views of the San Francisco Bay, the home offers a remarkable vantage point stretching from the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco skyline to the Bay Bridge and beyond. 26-foot walls of glass frame these magnificent vistas, filling the home with natural light while creating an effortless connection between the interior and the surrounding landscape. With its distinctive character, warm wood finishes, and striking design, this is a home that feels both sophisticated and inviting. Inside, soaring 14-foot ceilings, rich Douglas fir accents, and thoughtfully designed living spaces create an atmosphere of understated luxury. The open-concept layout is complemented by a captivating central atrium courtyard, allowing natural light and fresh air to flow throughout the home. Expansive outdoor decks provide an idyllic setting for entertaining, intimate gatherings, or simply taking in the ever-changing beauty of the Bay as the sun sets and the city lights begin to shimmer. A central open-air atrium with an outdoor conversation pit anchored by a gas fireplace, offers an intimate setting for outdoor gatherings. Featuring three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and versatile bonus space, the home offers a beautiful balance of comfort and class. Step outside your door to be surrounded by the natural splendor of the Berkeley Hills, with convenient access to Cragmont Park, Indian Rock Park, Remillard Park, scenic trails, and North Berkeley's celebrated dining and shopping, 935 Hilldale presents a rare opportunity to experience a treehouse in spirit, an entertainer's home by design, and a front-row seat to one of the Bay Area's most extraordinary views. Home energy score 5.