One of renowned architect John N. “Jack” Anderson and Lyman Jee’s finest works, 1011 Havens Place offers views, impeccable flow, and quintessential midcentury details for the most discerning home buyer.

Lovingly maintained and updated, in keeping with makers and designers that harken back to 1966 when it was built, this home features Heath tile, custom art by muralist Brent Bennett, original light fixtures and pieces by Louis Poulsen.

The shared spaces include a living room with a floor-to-ceiling stone hearth fireplace, flanked on one side by a level-in deck that expands the living space to the mature garden, and on the other side unobstructed views of the entire San Francisco Bay and bridges. A formal dining room features glass sliding doors that step onto a west-facing deck to enjoy views of the Golden Gate bridge, Mt. Tamalpais, and the curated garden. The renovated kitchen features high-end Bertazzoni appliances, stunning views, and flows naturally into a family room and spacious deck for easy grilling, entertainment, and dining al fresco. Finally a carefully updated half bathroom completes this level.

Descend one flight of stairs to the private wing of this home, with a classic layout including four roomy bedrooms (three of which have views!). The primary bedroom enjoys direct access to the backyard via a glass slider, ample closet space, and a gorgeous dedicated bathroom. The hallway bathroom was designed to facilitate multiple visitors at once, with a beautiful double vanity set apart from the modern shower.

The owners conceived of plans to expand the lower level and add a fifth bathroom, third full bathroom, family room, and additional storage - these architectural plans will pass to the new owner for their benefit. The garden was designed and installed in 2014 and with the benefit of time has matured into a truly special outdoor space, complete with hot tub and decking. Solar panels, an electric vehicle charger, a 200 amp panel (no knob-and-tube!), and many other updates. Finally, this home features a large two-car garage.

Conveniently located in the central El Cerrito hills, a quick scoot along Arlington brings you to Kensington and Berkeley or head down Moeser for El Cerrito Natural Grocer or the Plaza. The Hillside natural area and Arlington Park are popular for nature lovers and this home is zoned for top-performing Madera Elementary School.