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Picture-Perfect in Sought-After Meadows Neighborhood

Remodeled and recently refreshed inside and out, this picture-perfect home has it all – a convenient one-level floor plan, 4 bedrooms with plenty of options for work-from-home and distance learning, a tremendous kitchen and family room, plus nearby trail and park access for health and well-being. Low-maintenance landscaping introduces the home, which opens to a traditional foyer. Gorgeous Brazilian Koa wood floors unify the rooms beyond, furniture-style vanities adorn the bathrooms, and at the heart of it all is an open sky-lit kitchen with granite counters. Two wine coolers are an added touch, along with behind-the-scenes amenities of surveillance cameras and automated attic fans.

The bedrooms are ideally arranged, two that are privately located and each with direct access to a shared bath, plus the primary suite and an additional bedroom in a separate wing. Sliding glass doors in the family room and primary suite open to the rear yard, which includes a vast paver-stone patio and perimeter gardens. This home is just blocks to acclaimed Meadows Elementary School, and miles of trails and space for recreation are ever-so-convenient at Junipero Serra Park and San Andreas Trail. Downtown shops and restaurants, as well as BART and Caltrain, are just two miles away. Welcome home!

Facts and Figures

Offered at $2,150,000
Sold for $2,150,000
4 bedrooms 3 bathrooms
2,180 sq. ft. home, per paid vendor
5,922 sq. ft. lot, per county records
Built in 1955
Meadows Elementary, Taylor Middle School, Mills High School (buyer to verify)
Listed on September 29th, 2020

Listed by Raziel Ungar

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Amenities

Remodeled home in the desirable Meadows neighborhood in Millbrae hills
4 bedrooms and 3 baths on one level
Approximately 2,180 square feet of living space
Refreshed low-maintenance front landscaping and a paver-stone walkway complement the beautifully appointed exterior in a designer palette of grey and white
A traditional foyer is finished with marble tile floor, crown moldings, and sconce lighting
Stunning Brazilian Koa wood floors begin in the living room and extend througout
Spacious living room has two picture windows, recessed lighting, and a wood-burning fireplace surrounded in painted brick with an integrated wood mantel
Formal dining room features crown moldings, recessed lighting, and a chandelier
Remodeled open-design kitchen has tiled floors, granite-slab counters, and a large skylight; a wide opening above the sink fully connects the space to the family room
Appliances include Samsung gas range, Whirlpool dishwasher and refrigerator, plus Vinotemp full-height wine cooler
Family room has built-in granite-topped cabinetry with Haier wine cooler beneath the kitchen opening, plus sliding glass doors to the rear yard
Two bedrooms, off the family room, each with direct access to a shared bath with granite-topped vanity and frameless-glass tiled shower
Primary suite has wide sliding glass doors to the rear yard, crown moldings and recessed lighting, plus an organized walk-in closet; the en suite bath has a dual-sink furniture-style vanity, tile floor, and separate sky-lit room with glass-enclosed tiled shower
Additional bedroom, adjacent to the primary suite, is served by a bath with granite-topped vanity and jetted tub
Other features include: laundry room with sink and LG washer and dryer each on pedestal stand; surveillance cameras; two attic fans, one with thermostat control; attached 2-car garage with built-ins and overhead loft storage in 3 areas; new interior doors in the majority of the home
Private rear yard with spacious paver-stone patio and perimeter gardens
Lot size of approximately 5,922 square feet
Just blocks to Junipero Serra Park and less than one mile to Sawyer Camp Trail
Top-rated Millbrae schools, including walk to acclaimed Meadows Elementary, plus access to Taylor Middle and Mills High (buyer to confirm)

About the Meadows Neighborhood

Millbrae Meadows real estate conforms to the trends of its time. Single-story homes, some with daylight basements, perch on the sides of sloping hills to take advantage of east-facing views. Some share design traits with the California mid-century modern homes of Joseph Eichler.

Homes in original condition have three or four bedrooms, two or more baths, garage between, 1,300 and 2,000 square feet of living space. Many, however, have been expanded and remodeled, adding square footage (and occasionally a second story) to their original mid-century footprints. Homes sit on 5,000 to 6,000 square-foot lots, some with bay views. Neighborhood homes now sell for between $1.375 and $2 million — a long way from the $15,450 they commanded in 1955.

Millbrae Meadows is quiet and almost exclusively residential but is still convenient for auto and transit commuters. Despite a microscopic WalkScore of 11, the neighborhood is only a five-minute drive from downtown Millbrae and 10 minutes from Burlingame’s Broadway commercial district. San Francisco International Airport, which owes its expansion to dirt from the Macco Pit, is also 10 minutes away by auto.

While similar to nearby neighborhoods in Millbrae and San Bruno, Millbrae Meadows adds a few perks like access to Junipero Serra Park and Millbrae Meadows Park and the beloved Millbrae Meadows Swimming Club (founded in 1960) plus proximity to the 280 freeway and Millbrae’s downtown CalTrain and BART station. Neighborhood children attend

It’s difficult to imagine that peaceful, suburban Millbrae Meadows is only 20 minutes from San Francisco, but it is and that’s something that separates this neighborhood from further-out suburban enclaves. Millbrae Meadows provides all of the serenity of suburban living without sacrificing access to all the perks of urban living.

Schools

Meadows Elementary School, which was a California Distinguished School in 2014, Taylor Middle School and Mills High School, which last year was the rated highest among nine San Mateo Union district high schools by U.S. News & World Report.

Learn More About Meadows

Located at Millbrae’s northwestern edge, directly behind the Capuchino neighborhood and bordered to 280 to the west, Millbrae Meadows is a pristine example of a mid-century suburban neighborhood. Its 700 single-family homes are part of a single housing development built between 1955 and 1964 by the Stoneson Brothers, prominent Bay Area homebuilders during the immediate post-war era. Hilly and pristine today, between 1944 and 1950 Millbrae Meadows was the site of the infamous “Macco Pit,” an operation that removed 17 million cubic yards of dirt from the hillside to be used in the expansions of San Francisco International Airport (then known as Mills Field) and the Bayshore Freeway. Upon these projects’ completion, the pit was sold to the Stonesons for $400,000