Welcome to the historic Marshall/Lindblom house built in 1898. This stunning intact Colonial Revival is a registered landmark and has abundant architectural features. The interior is stunning with dramatic wood paneling, a large formal living room, grand dining room with a fireplace, and an expansive primary bedroom with attached office, a spacious second bedroom, and beautiful hardwood floors with inlay throughout. Nestled between the University of California and the Elmwood neighborhood on a tree lined street, residents have easy access to downtown, Telegraph and College avenue shops, and Willard park. Whether you're a university employee, a couple, an investor looking for rental income, or just a lover of fine architecture, 2603 Hillegass provides the ideal blend of stately convenience and character. There are few properties in Berkeley with such grandeur, and this home must be seen in person to truly appreciate its place in history.