In 1952, a Berkeley home was built for a physics pioneer whose semiconductor work helped shape modern electronics; 73 years and just one sale later, it is listed for $1.425 million
The Times of India·September 3, 2026
There are homes that are valued for their size, homes prized for their views, and homes that become significant because of the people who once lived within their walls. In Berkeley’s Thousand Oaks neighborhood, the Kip House belongs firmly to the third category.
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