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Freshly Updated Bungalow
This classic bungalow takes its place beyond a white picket fence and vine-covered arbor on a wonderful street west of The Alameda. The lushly planted garden entrance frames this circa 1963 home, which features a new roof plus freshly painted interiors and refinished hardwood floors throughout. Exuding abundant charm and of-the-era details, the spacious living and dining room combination is complemented by an updated kitchen and adjoining family room that opens to the inviting rear yard. A separate wing accommodates the home’s 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, including a primary suite that also opens to the rear yard. Just blocks away are cafes and restaurants, plus this home has access to acclaimed Las Lomitas schools and proximity to Stanford University and Sand Hill Road venture capital centers.
Offered at $2,595,000
Summary of the Home
Classic bungalow in West Menlo Park
Opportunity to further renovate or possibly build new
3 bedrooms and 2 baths
Approximately 1,390 square feet (buyer to confirm)
Freshly painted interiors, refinished hardwood floors, and new roof
Large back yard with plenty of room to play
Just blocks to cafes and restaurants on The Alameda
Excellent Las Lomitas schools
Details of the Home
3 bedrooms and 2 baths with approximately 1,390 square feet
Welcoming garden entrance with white picket fence and vine-draped arbor
Freshly painted interiors and refinished hardwood floors throughout
Traditional foyer with skylight
Living and dining room combination has a fireplace, recessed lighting, and crown
moldings
Kitchen and family room combination with sliding glass door to the rear yard and ceiling
lighting
Updated sky-lit kitchen features white cabinetry, including island, topped in blue pearl
granite tiles with full-height backsplashes; a greenhouse window above the sink looks out
to the rear yard
White appliances include a Thermador gas cooktop, two Whirlpool ovens, KitchenAid
dishwasher, and Kenmore refrigerator
Primary bedroom suite has sliding glass doors to the rear yard, a ceiling light, two closets,
and en suite tiled bath with shower
Two bedrooms, each with ceiling light and closet, are served by a tiled bath with tub and overhead shower
Other features: security alarm; Nest thermostat; attached 2-car garage with laundry
hookups and built-ins; new roof
Lot size of approximately 6,000 square feet with rear patio and expansive lawn
Excellent Las Lomitas schools: Las Lomitas Elementary, La Entrada Middle, Menlo-Atherton High (buyer to confirm)
Open Houses:
Coming Soon
Brokers Tour:
Coming Soon
Additional Showings by Appointment:
Contact Erika Demma
(650) 740-2970
[email protected]
Contact Deborah Kehrberg
(650) 888-6558
[email protected]
Home to more than 10,000 street trees, numerous venture capital firms, and social media giant Facebook, Menlo Park packs a lot into its 9.8 square miles. The city offers residents a lovely place to live amid tree-lined neighborhoods and a friendly community.
The city of more than 33,000 got its name from two Irishmen who posted a wooden sign that read "Menlo Park" outside their massive estate in the 1850s. When the railroad came to the area a decade later, officials spotted the sign and gave the station the same name.
Menlo Park incorporated twice -- first in 1874 and then in 1927 -- and remained a primarily rural community until World War I, when some 43,000 soldiers trained at Camp Fremont.
Today, the city borders Redwood City, Atherton, Palo Alto, East Palo Alto, and Stanford University, as well as San Francisco Bay. Its populace is quite educated, with 70 percent of people older than 25 having at least a bachelor’s degree, according to 2016 United States Census Bureau data. The median household income is $122,000, and the median home value is $1.375 million.
In 2011, Facebook moved its headquarters from Palo Alto to Menlo Park. Other businesses and agencies with a strong presence in the city include SRI International and the venture capital firms of Sand Hill Road. The independent bookstore Kepler’s Books has been a local institution for decades, and numerous stores and restaurants line Santa Cruz Avenue, the city’s main shopping street. The city also offers 12 parks and a wide array of recreational activities.
