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Welcome to your own verdant retreat of 1.4+ acres in the heart of Hillsborough. This sophisticated home is surrounded by views of trees from nearly every room. A voluminous foyer with a focal picture window looking onto lush foliage introduces the bright open interior with soaring ceilings, spacious, elegant formal rooms, 3 bedroom suites with walk in closets, 2 additional bedrooms with a shared hall bath and a kitchen updated with all new appliances (Thermador range, Bosch refrigerator & dishwasher and a wine refrigerator) opens to a big eat in kitchen and sizeable family room. An office or library off the main hallway can be closed off with the pocket doors for privacy or left open to extend the living room and a perfectly situated powder room serves the common areas. Other remarkable features include: 3 car garage, separate laundry room, 2 huge primary bathrooms and walk-in closets, loads of additional storage and a backyard large enough and private enough to feel like you are in your own forest. Create your own hiking trail and enjoy nature in privacy, expand the decks or build an ADU - so many possibilites!
Open Houses:
Sunday February 18, 2024
Additional Showings by Appointment:
Contact Kim Gelman Turner
(650) 888-5537
Broker Associate
Experience and Expertise and Your Service
DRE# 01226392
6508885537 office
650.888.5537 mobile
There are no apartments, condominiums, or townhouses in Hillsborough; Forbes calculates the median home price at $3,787,098. Notable residents past and present include entertainer Bing Crosby; publisher William Randolph Hearst; the king of Tonga, George Tupou V; diet guru Jenny Craig; and former Major League Baseball players J.T. Snow, Rickey Henderson, and Greg Maddux.
There are no commercial districts in Hillsborough. As a wealthy suburb of San Francisco, 17 miles to the north, life in the town is unhurried and quiet. The relaxed atmosphere is enhanced by tree-lined streets that don’t follow a grid pattern and instead wind around the hilly landscape. There are few traffic signals.
The town covers six square miles and is bounded by Burlingame to the north, San Mateo to the east and south, and Interstate 280 to the west.
