What you can buy in San Francisco for $1.195 million and Berkeley, CA for $1M

3652 20th St.

Beds: 3 Baths: 2 Square footage: 1,580

This top-floor unit in a remodeled Edwardian has high ceilings and a bright, open floor plan. There’s an office alcove, a fireplace and a walk-out deck with views of downtown. The unit has a master suite with a jetted bathroom tub, an open chef’s kitchen, an exclusive-use deck, a shared garden, extra storage and independent garage parking. Situated between the slopes of Mission Dolores Park and Valencia Street’s restaurant row, it boasts a walk score of 97.

Berkeley, $999,999

323 Gravatt Drive

Beds: 3 Baths: 3 Square footage: 2,997

This multilevel 1993 Contemporary with wood siding in Claremont Hills offers views of the bay and the Bay and Golden Gate bridges. A huge great room has a beamed cathedral ceiling and a metal fireplace. There are wooden walls, an interior patio and the type of indoor-outdoor flow found in many mid-century homes. The home also has an attached two-car garage.

The Chronicle and BlockShopper San Francisco scour the Bay Area to find what range of properties buyers can get for their money. This week, What You Can Buy features homes in the $1.098 million range.