Bright, modern living in Emeryville – Fully furnished apartments with oversized windows, offering an airy and contemporary feel in a vibrant neighborhood just three miles from campus.
Apartment options – All units feature single-occupancy bedrooms, with layouts including:
35 single-occupancy Studio spaces
20 single-occupancy bedrooms in Junior one-bedroom unit
20 single-occupancy bedrooms in one-bedroom, one-bath unit
10 single-occupancy bedrooms in two-bedroom, one-bath unit
36 single-occupancy bedrooms in two-bedroom, two-bath unit
10 single-occupancy bedrooms in four-bedroom, three-bath unit
Prime location – Walking distance to shops, restaurants, and cafes in the heart of Emeryville.
Easy campus access – A 15-minute drive or 30-minute bus ride to campus, with free shuttle service to BART.
Public Transportation– Access to various public transportation options.
AC Transit Transbay F Bus – Picks up a few blocks away (40th St & Adeline) with routes to UC Berkeley and San Francisco. Additional AC Transit lines also serve the area.
MacArthur BART Station – A 15-minute walk, providing access to the entire Bay Area.
Graduate students: Priority placement is offered to students enrolled in the Optometry Program, and Chancellor Fellowship recipients. This location is designated for single graduate students and cannot accommodate students with families, married students, or students in a domestic partnership For family housing options, please explore University Village.
Inside Your Furnished Apartment
Living Room- Couch, armchair, coffee table, end table, dining table and chairs
Bedroom- Full/double extra-long bed frame, mattress, dresser, nightstand, desk and chair
Bathroom- A shared or private bathroom with essential fixtures for your convenience
Other- In-unit washer and dryer, balconies in some units, hard flooring and carpet, oversized windows
Amenities
Residents of the building have access to the following amenities:
Utilities: Internet, gas, hot water, garbage, and recycling (electricity is separate)
High-speed WiFi throughout the complex (Note: while Intersection is a campus-managed building, it is not part of the campus-managed Internet network. The university’s helpdesk will be available to troubleshoot residents’ devices where possible.)
Xfinity streaming TV
Mail services and bike storage
Three tiers of secured entry and access for buildings
UC Berkeley staff are available for on-call for emergency support 24/7
The Intersection Apartments property previously contained two underground storage tanks that leaked hydrocarbons into the surrounding soil; these tanks were removed in 2002, and a third tank that showed no evidence of leaking was removed in 2012. The former property owner undertook site investigations and, with the oversight and approval of the Alameda County Department of Environmental Health (ACDEH), performed cleanup activities to address the residual contamination. In June 2021, ACDEH determined that the cleanup activities were properly completed and that the Property now requires no further remedial action to protect human health, safety, and the environment pursuant to the State Water Resources Control Board’s Low-Threat Underground Storage Tank Closure Policy. More comprehensive information on this cleanup is available at: https://geotracker.waterboards.ca.gov/profile_report?global_id=T06019788682. The Intersection Apartments property is also undergoing cleanup for residual soil vapor, overseen by ACDEH, and the University expects that the responsible parties will complete this process in the near future. ACDEH and the University will not allow any occupancy of buildings on the site until tests confirm that contamination is and will remain below levels that would pose a threat to human health, safety, and the environment. More comprehensive information on this cleanup is available at: https://geotracker.waterboards.ca.gov/profile_report.asp?global_id=T10000010062.
Intersection Floor Plans
Two images represent variations E1 and G1 of studio apartments in Intersection Apartments.
Entry: The door opens inward. On the left is a closet with a sliding door, followed by a door that opens into the entryway, providing access to the washer/dryer. To the right, a sliding door opens into the bathroom. Ahead, the entryway opens to the kitchen on the left, space for a bed on the right, the dining on the far left, and the living area on the far right. A sliding door opens to a balcony in the far wall.
Bathroom: The bathroom includes a bathtub with a showerhead on the near wall opposite a sink on the left and a toilet on the right against the far wall.
Kitchen: The kitchen, built into the left wall, contains a top-freezer refrigerator followed by a dishwasher. A countertop with a built-in sink extends to a four-burner stove ahead. Beyond the stove is another small countertop.
Two images represent variations G2 and E2 of studio apartments in Intersection Apartments.
Entry: The door opens inward. On the left is a closet with a sliding door, followed by a door that opens into the entryway, providing access to the washer/dryer. To the right, a sliding door opens into the bathroom. Ahead, the entryway opens to the kitchen on the left, space for a bed on the right, the dining on the far left, and the living area on the far right. There is an exterior window in the far wall.
Bathroom: The bathroom includes a bathtub with a showerhead on the near wall opposite a sink on the left and a toilet on the right against the far wall.
Kitchen: The kitchen, built into the left wall, contains a top-freezer refrigerator followed by a dishwasher. A countertop with a built-in sink extends to a four-burner stove ahead. Beyond the stove is another small countertop.
Three images represent the layout of a one-bedroom apartment in Intersection Apartments. The third layout reverses the order, so the bathroom and bedroom are to the left and the closet, washer/dryer, and built-in kitchen are to the right.
Entry: The door opens into a hallway leading forward. To the left, a door opens into the hallway to reveal a closet. Ahead, a door to the left opens into the hallway to reveal a washer and dryer. To the right is a door that opens to the bathroom.
Kitchen/dining: The kitchen/dining area is byond the entryway. On the left wall are kitchen appliances and built-in cabinetry. A top-freezer refrigerator is followed by a countertop with a built-in sink and four-burner stove. Beyond the stove is another small countertop.
Living Room: The living room is beyond the kitchen/dining area. A sliding door in the exterior wall opens to a balcony.
Bedroom: To the left of the door upon entering is a built-in closet. The first bedroom plan provides 141 square feet of space. A second plan demonstrates a room with 151 square feet and unspecified dimensions.
Bathroom: Upon entering, the bathroom contains a bathtub with a shower to the right, and a sink and toilet to the left.
Five images represent the layout of a two-bedroom apartment in Intersection Apartments. The second and third images are a mirror reversal of the first image. The fourth and fifth room layouts have their own descriptions.
Typical A1
Entry: The door opens into a hallway. On the right is a laundry closet with a washer/dryer, the door opening into the hallway. Following, on the right is a door to a shared bathroom. On the left is a door to a bedroom with a private bath.
Transitional space: Ahead, the hallway turns to the left and opens into the kitchen and living/dining rooms. To the right of the living room is a door to the second bedroom.
Kitchen: Along the near wall, upon entering the living/kitchen/dining space, a counter leads to a sink. • Beyond the sink is a counter, then a stove, followed by a short counter and a full-size top-freezer refrigerator.
Dining area: The dining room is to the left of the living room.
Living room: The living room is to the right of the dining room.
Bedroom B — 169 square feet with private bath: Upon entering, the private bath is to the left and the bedroom is ahead. The bedroom has a closet with two sliding doors on the right wall. The private bath has a bathtub with a showerhead along the left wall and a toilet and sink along the right wall.
Bedroom A — 127 square feet: The bedroom is entered from the lower right of the room from a door opening inward from the living room. On the right wall from the entrance is a walk-in closet with double doors that open into the bedroom.
Shared bath: Accessed via a sliding door. On the left is a bathtub with a showerhead, and ahead is a toilet with a sink against the far wall.
Typical A2
This layout reverses the layout of A1, with the bedroom A on the left and thebedroom B living/dining and Kitchen area to the right. Bedroom A is 141 square feet, and Bedroom B, with a private bath, is 185 square feet.
Typical A3
This layout follows the layout of A2 with bedroom B on the left and bedroom A and the living/dining and Kitchen area to the right. Bedroom A, with a private bath, is 184 square feet and is entered through a door on the right just after the entrance. Bedroom B is 142 square feet and is entered straight ahead from the entrance to the left of the living/dining and kitchen area.
Entry: The door opens inward to the kitchen. To the right is a transitional space for a closet, a washer-dryer, and bathroom access. Ahead is the dining room, followed by the living room. The far wall contains a window.
Kitchen: On the left wall is a counter with a sink. The counter wraps 90 degrees to the right at the corner and continues to a four-burner stove. Beyond the stove is a small counter, followed by a top-freezer refrigerator.
Bedroom A — 164 square feet: From the living room, a door in the right wall opens into a bedroom. Upon entering, a walk-in closet with two doors opening into the bedroom is visible in the wall to the right.
Bedroom B — 184 square feet: From the living room, a door on the left opens into a bedroom. Upon entering, a sliding-door closet is built into the left wall.
Transitional space: A transitional space opens off the kitchen to the right. To the left is a washer/dryer behind a door that swings open into the transitional space. On the right, a door opens into the transitional space, revealing a closet. Ahead is a door that opens inward to the bathroom.
Bathroom: The left wall in the bathroom contains two sinks and a broad counter. Ahead is a toilet. To the right is a bathtub with a shower.
Entry: The door opens inward to the kitchen on the left and a closet with a washer/dryer straight ahead. Beyond the kitchen is the dining room. Beyond the dining room is the living room. A broad window is seen in the far wall.
Kitchen: On the near wall is a counter with a sink. The counter wraps 90 degrees to the right at the corner and continues along the left wall to a four-burner stove. Beyond the stove is a small counter, followed by a top-freezer refrigerator. On the left wall beyond the refrigerator, a door opens inward to Bedroom A.
Shared bathroom: To the right of the kitchen is a door that leads to a shared bathroom. To the left of the door is a sliding door that provides access to bedroom B. The bathroom includes a bathtub with a showerhead along the near wall and a sink and toilet along the right wall.
Bedroom A — 196 square feet: A door opens inward from the dining room in the left wall to the second bedroom. Upon entering, to the right is the bedroom, ahead is a closet, and to the left is a private bathroom. The closet ahead is accessed via a sliding door. • Upon entering, the private bathroom contains two sinks ahead, a toilet in the far wall to the right, and a tub built into the near wall to the right.
Bedroom B — 152 square feet: The first bedroom has a sliding door to the shared bathroom. Beyond the sliding door is a closet built into the right wall with a sliding door. Beyond the closet is the main room. In the left wall, there is a door that opens to a transitional space adjoining the living/dining rooms.
Entry: The door opens inward to a broad hallway. On the immediate left is a closet that opens outward into the hallway with double doors. Ahead and to the right, in the right wall, a door opens to a laundry closet with a washer and dryer. Ahead is a T intersection.
Transitional space: At the T intersection, a hallway extends to the left and right. To the immediate left of the T intersection, a door opens to a 175-square-foot bedroom (A) with a private bath. At a 45-degree angle to the left, the hallway opens into the dining room. To the right of the dining room, in a nook built into the hallway, a door opens to a standard bedroom (B). To the left of the dining room is the kitchen and living space. To the right of the T intersection, a sliding door in the near wall opens to a shared bathroom. On the right wall, a door opens to a 172-square-foot bedroom (D) with a private bath. Facing that door, to the immediate left, a nook in the hallway leads to a second standard bedroom (C).
Bedroom A —175 square feet: The bedroom door opens inward from the right-hand corner of the room. A window is centered in the far wall. To the left, in the near wall, two doors open to a walk-in closet. From the entrance, a door in the left wall at the near corner opens into a private bathroom. There is a bathtub with a showerhead built into the left wall. On the right wall, there is a sink and a toilet.
Bedroom B — 129 square feet: upon entry, to the right in the near wall is a closet accessed by a door that opens into the bedroom.
Bedroom C — 133 square feet: upon entry, to the left of the near wall is a closet accessed by a door that opens into the bedroom.
• Bedroom D — 172 square-foot bedroom: The door opens inward to a hallway. To the right, a door opens inward to a private bathroom. To the left of the entrance, in the far wall, two doors open into the hallway, providing access to a walk-in closet. Turning to the left, the hallway opens into the bedroom. Upon entering the private bath, two sinks are built into a counter on the far wall. To the left of the sinks is a toilet. A bathtub with a shower is built into the near wall to the left of the door.
Kitchen: The kitchen appliances and cabinets are built into the near wall upon entering the dining room. A top-freezer refrigerator is followed by a short countertop, then a four-burner stove, and another longer countertop. A sink is built into the countertop between the stove and the left wall.
Living room dining room: The living room and dining room is an open space across from the kitchen. The living room is to the left of the dining room. The space is 13 feet deep and has a window in the far wall.
Shared bathroom: The sliding door opens into the shared bathroom. On the left wall, two sinks are built into a countertop. Straight ahead, a bathtub with a showerhead is built into the right wall. A toilet faces the tub in the far left corner.
Note: Room/apartment size, layout, and furniture configuration may vary.
The Intersection Apartments are located in Emeryville, three miles from campus, with easy access to public transportation.
