The Panoramic Berkeley Apartment Complex is a 6-minute walk from UC Berkeley’s campus, placing you right in the heart of Berkeley’s vibrant Southside neighborhood.
Kitchens have stainless steel appliances, and include a refrigerator, microwave, stove, dishwasher, garbage disposal and hood fans.
Living rooms include a couch, coffee table, and end table.
Fully furnished, single and double-occupancy bedrooms include a twin bed, mattress, desk, desk chair, dresser, and closet.
Enjoy a variety of shared spaces, including lounges on every floor and an elegant rooftop garden perfect for socializing or relaxing
There is a central courtyard and amenities like laundry rooms on each floor, secure bike storage, and LuxorOne package delivery.
Eligible students
Undergraduates:
Continuing
Transfer
Modern, eco-friendly building with a panoramic rooftop deck that offers views of the Campanile, Berkeley hills, and San Francisco Bay. The apartments are conveniently located on bustling Telegraph Avenue for a short, six-minute walk to campus. Offers extra privacy, with mostly single bedrooms in shared apartments.
Apartments are typically shared by two to five people.
General note: There are very few single rooms for undergraduates at UC Berkeley, and they are typically reserved for students with a documented disability need.
Special features
Easy campus access: A four-block, six-minute walk from campus.
Prime location: In downtown Berkeley close to on- and off-campus life.
Lively, urban neighborhood: Located on bustling Telegraph Avenue near local shops, cafes, boba shops, and restaurants.
Abundant community spaces: Lounges on every floor, a vibrant courtyard, and an elegant rooftop garden perfect for socializing or relaxing.
Eco-conscious design: Oversized operable windows for natural light, nine-foot ceilings, and enhanced ventilation for indoor air quality.
Affiliate housing: Panoramic Berkeley Apartments is an affiliated property classified as on-campus housing for financial aid. On-site management is overseen by public-private partners. Affiliated properties may have different on-site amenities and resources than university-managed properties based on facilities available.
Room layouts
Video Tours: Watch tours of real rooms in UC Berkeley Housing.
Note: Room size, layout, and furniture configuration may vary.
Panoramic Berkeley floor plans
Entry and kitchen: The door opens to the kitchen. Along the near wall is a kitchenette with a countertop, sink, two-burner stove, and refrigerator.
Living space: The living space extends from the kitchen to the rear exterior wall of the apartment. The space contains a dining area and a living room with an exterior window. To the right and left, along this living space, doors open to bedrooms and the bathroom.
Bathroom: The first door to the left opens inward to the bathroom. The bathroom has a toilet, sink, and a shower.
Bedrooms: Three bedrooms are accessible through sliding doors on the right side of the living and dining space. The first door is just past the kitchen. One door on the left past the bathroom opens to a bedroom from the living room.
Three images represent variations to the four-bedroom apartments in the Panoramic Berkeley Apartment building.
Entry: The door opens to the kitchen/dining area. Along the right wall is a kitchenette with a countertop, sink, two-burner stove, and refrigerator.
Living space: The living space extends from the kitchen to the rear exterior wall of the apartment. The space contains a dining area and a living room with an exterior window. To the right and left, along this living space, doors open to bedrooms and bathrooms.
Bathroom: In the middle of the apartment, there are two bathrooms, a full bathroom to the left and a partial bathroom accessed through a nook to the right. The bathroom to the right has a toilet, sink, and sliding door. The bathroom to the left has a tub with a showerhead, a toilet, a sink, and a door that swings open into the dining area.
Bedrooms: Four bedrooms are accessible through sliding doors on the four corners of the apartment. The first two doors are to the right and left of the entrance. In the living room, two sliding bedroom doors open to the left and right. Bedrooms 1 and 4 have windows that face the hallway rather than the exterior. Bedrooms 2 and 3 have windows in the exterior wall.
Additional images show variations of the apartment with the kitchen appliances on the left instead of right wall and the half bath and full bath on alternate sides.
Entry: The door opens inward to a foyer.
Transitional space: A hallway extends to the right from the end of the foyer to the last bedroom at the end of the hall. The Kitchen and living area are offset to the right of the hallway extending past the last bedroom to the exterior wall. Four doors on the left of the hallway open to bedrooms. Two doors open to the right of the hallway to the bathrooms.
Bedrooms: The four bedrooms on the left open with a sliding door. The bedroom at the end has a door that swings outward into the hallway. Each bedroom is illustrated with an exterior window. Bedroom 5 has a small exterior window that does not open.
Full bath: The first door to the right in the hallway swings into the hallway, providing access to a full bath containing a bathtub and shower on the right and a sink and toilet on the left.
Half bath: The second door to the right in the hallway is a sliding door, providing access to the toilet and sink.
Kitchen: Beyond the half bathroom to the right is the kitchen. Along the right wall is a kitchenette with a refrigerator, microwave, two-burner stove, dishwasher, garbage disposal, and hood fans.
Living room: Beyond the kitchen, the living room. The living room contains a couch, coffee table, and end table. The room has a large exterior window.
Three architectural plan renderings represent variations of the three-bedroom apartment with one bathroom in Panoramic Berkeley Apartments
Entry: The door swings inward to a hallway. Two sliding doors to the left and one ahead open to bedrooms. The hallway opens into the kitchen to the right, and the living room is beyond the kitchen at the back of the apartment.
Bedrooms: 2 and 3 are rendered with an exterior window. Bedroom 1 has a window to the interior hallway.
Kitchen: The kitchen space opens to the right of the hallway. Appliances are built into the right wall. A refrigerator, two-burner stove, sink and countertops are rendered in the plan drawing.
Bathroom: The bathroom door opens into the kitchen, providing access to a full bathroom. A bathtub with a showerhead is on the right and a sink and toilet on the left.
Living room: Beyond the kitchen is the living room. The room has a large exterior window.
A second rendering is a mirror image to the first, with the left and right features reversed. A third image represents an alternate layout with the door opening directly into the kitchen/dining area with the bathroom on the left, the living room ahead, and the bedrooms entering off of the living/dining area. All other features are the same.
Entry: The door opens into the apartment. To the right, a door swings open to provide access to the bathroom. Ahead is the kitchen/dining and living/bedroom space.
Bathroom: The bathroom door opens into the kitchen, providing access to a full bath. A bathtub with a showerhead is on the right, and a sink and toilet on the left.
Kitchen/dining: Beyond the bathroom, kitchen appliances are built into the wall. Pictured is a countertop with a built-in two-burner stove and a kitchen sink, followed by a refrigerator.
Bedroom/living room: A window is pictured in the far wall.
For current residents in campus housing
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