2550 Dana St

Berkeley Town House is a mid-century, mixed-height residential cooperative built in 1962 and focused exclusively on 55+ residents. The property primarily offers one-bedroom and studio-style units arranged across multiple floors with elevator access and secure entry controlled by key fob. Many residences include enclosed lanais or small balconies that frame views of the Bay, Golden Gate, and surrounding hills. Interiors tend toward modest, updated finishes — examples include laminate or luxury vinyl plank floors, refreshed kitchens with newer appliances, and renovated bathrooms; several units feature built-in storage or Murphy beds to maximize space. Common areas are concentrated on the main level and include a remodeled lounge, library, activity room, game tables, and outdoor patio dining areas. The building also provides practical amenities such as shared laundry, garage parking with assigned spaces and extra storage, and level-in access for mobility convenience. Governance and programming are cooperative-run: resident committees and an elected board organize frequent social and cultural activities (concerts, classes, discussion groups, exercise and game nights). The site is highly walkable to downtown Berkeley, UC Berkeley, grocery and arts districts, with strong public transit options nearby. Pet and smoking policies are controlled by cooperative rules and board approval is required for new owners and financing through select lenders.