1752 Shattuck Ave, Berkeley
Panoramic Northside
Furnished apartments at 1752 Shattuck. Seven minutes to Downtown Berkeley BART.
Northside is the quieter side of campus-adjacent Berkeley. The neighborhood sits north of the UC Berkeley campus, closer to the science and engineering buildings than to Telegraph. The streetscape is residential — historic homes, mature trees, and a tighter retail strip along Shattuck and Euclid Avenues instead of the bustle of Southside.
Northside is a five-to-ten-minute walk from UC Berkeley's North Gate at Euclid and Hearst Avenues. Downtown Berkeley BART at 2160 Shattuck Avenue is a short walk south — which is the practical reason most Northside renters pick the neighborhood, since BART is closer than from Telegraph-side housing. AC Transit lines run along Shattuck and Euclid for connections deeper into Berkeley and out toward Albany and El Cerrito.
| Place | Type | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| UC Berkeley North Gate (Euclid and Hearst Ave) | Campus | 10-minute walk |
| Downtown Berkeley BART, 2160 Shattuck Ave | Transit | 7-minute walk |
| Chez Panisse, 1517 Shattuck Ave | Restaurant | 3 blocks |
| Cheese Board Pizza, 1512 Shattuck Ave | Restaurant | 3 blocks |
| Gourmet Ghetto (North Shattuck dining) | Dining district | 3 blocks |
Shattuck Avenue and Euclid Avenue carry Northside's daily retail. The Gourmet Ghetto — Chez Panisse at 1517 Shattuck and Cheese Board Pizza at 1512 Shattuck — sits at the north edge of the neighborhood. The Downtown Berkeley shopping core is a short walk south for groceries, pharmacies, and chain retail. Northside reads as a quiet residential area with retail conveniences, not the high-density commercial strip of Telegraph.
1752 Shattuck Ave, Berkeley
Furnished apartments at 1752 Shattuck. Seven minutes to Downtown Berkeley BART.
Five 360-degree tours of the studios and shared units at 1752 Shattuck Avenue. Step inside each layout before you book a tour with the leasing team.
Northside skews toward grad students, upper-division undergrads, visiting scholars, and faculty. The trade-off versus Southside: a slightly longer walk to most UC Berkeley classroom buildings in exchange for a quieter daily setting and closer BART. Lease terms follow the same academic-year cadence as Southside; most buildings turn over in August.