103 Sherwood Way
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3
Beds
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1
Baths
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1,100 sq ft
Home Size
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4,450 sq ft
Lot Size
Overview
Welcome to a charming Brentwood abode complete with a front porch and white picket fence. The light-filled living room features large paned windows, creamy fresh painted wall, and just-refinished hardwood floors. The recently-updated eat-in kitchen boasts stainless steel appliances and smart wooden cabinetry. The home includes two softly-hued bedrooms with large windows and a third with french doors opening to the backyard’s covered deck. The bathroom has jade-colored walls, a white pedestal sink and a glass-framed shower. The exterior’s viridian green shingles and stately red brick make for a delightfully bright dwelling in the heart of one of South San Francisco’s most sought-after neighborhoods.
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Built in
1950
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Listed
10 years ago
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Neighborhood
Amenities
Living room features creamy walls with white wood wainscoting and large paneled windows
Updated eat-in kitchen complete with speckled, sand-colored countertops, wood cabinets offering ample storage and new stainless steel refrigerator, dishwasher and gas oven stove
Lavender bedroom has white baseboards and window with backyard view
Middle bedroom has two-toned walls in serene, earthy colors and wood-framed french doors opening to the backyard
Third bedroom features a wide window and a wood-paneled wall
Full bath has pedestal sink with brass fixtures and glass-framed shower with handheld showerhead
Half bath has white tile floors
Two-car garage is newly painted with built-in shelving
Recently-refinished hardwood floors and solid oak panel doors throughout
Exterior boasts red brick and viridian siding
Front porch and white picket fence add classic charm to the facade
Backyard boasts a covered wooden deck and brick-lined planters that pair well with the cheery crimson fence
Ample storage in backyard shed
South San Francisco
New residents are flocking to South San Francisco’s diverse neighborhoods, choosing between pre-war downtown cottages, sweeping post-war mid-century suburbia, large-scale transit hub apartment developments and condominiums and the spacious mini-mansions of Terrabay’s Mandalay Heights, whose multi-level homes sit in a small valley on the southern slope of San Bruno Mountain, offering bay views and the perks of 21st-century design with a twist — Western Pacific Housing developed Mandalay Heights “with feng shui in mind,” incorporating small and large details designed to allow for the flow of chi.
South San Francisco is known as the birthplace of biotechnology since 1976 when Genentech opened its door. With over 200 biotech companies (Amgen, Stemcentrx, 23 and me) and 11.5 million square feet of space, South San Francisco is the world’s leading research and development (R&D) (e.g. vaccines, gene therapies, ect) hub for applications for drugs and therapies, as well as the manufacturing of medical devices.
In recent years, it has become the local hub for other tech leaders such as SAP(Successfactors) as well as the Headquarters for See’s Candies and Sanrio(parent of Hello Kitty. Just a short distance from San Francisco and the Peninsula, South San Francisco is expanding rapidly, as can be seen by the large numbers of cranes and construction sites. New offices and residential buildings are popping up rapidly.
This growth in the business sector is leading to a large demand for services to support the business infrastructure. A trip through downtown’s Grand Avenue reveals that the city’s decades-old family-owned businesses are now sharing space with increasingly stylish restaurants, a downstairs brewery and tap room, hip and trendy restaurants/bowling alleys/ basketball courts/meeting locations such as Foundry & Lux, and a growing number of cafe’s. Pedestrian street life is vibrant, encouraged by city government’s partnerships with urban bicycle and carpooling apps spin.com and Scoop.com. A new Business Costco also opened last fall in South San Francisco to support and supply all these small businesses.
- Fourth-largest city
- Fourth-largest city (population 66,980), is a convenient location between San Francisco and Silicon Valley
- Hiking trails
- South City residents can hike San Bruno Mountain, stroll the 2.8-mile Centennial Trail or a segment of the San Francisco Bay Trail
- Transportation options
- Residents enjoy flexibility and accessibility with an array of transportation options including Bart, Caltrain and Ferry
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