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1226 El Camino Real #201 Burlingame Grove, Burlingame

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Luxury Condominium Just Off Broadway

Built in 2010, this luxurious condominium is less than one block to Broadway Avenue and has everything needed to please the savvy Bay Area buyer. One of only 9 units, the home is located on the second floor accessed from a secure lobby or attached garage with parking for two. Inside, gorgeous Brazilian cherry wood floors, elaborate moldings, and fine finishes of granite and limestone extend throughout. Plantation shutters finish every window and sliding glass door, further enhancing the home’s designer style. The open-concept floor plan incorporates spacious living and dining areas that flow into a gorgeous gourmet kitchen with island and stainless steel appliances. A remote-controlled fireplace and overhead media screen add the finishing touch.

Personal accommodations begin with an office, complete with wine bar and library shelves, and continue to two spacious bedrooms including a master suite with spa-like shower for two. Dual-pane windows throughout ensure a peaceful environment and a large patio provides for fresh air enjoyment just off the living room. Not to be overlooked is the amazing shared rooftop deck, which can also be reserved for private parties. Here, sweeping views extend out to the San Francisco Bay, furnished lounge areas invite relaxing with friends, and a full kitchen plus half-bath provide every convenience needed for grand entertaining. Best of all, this enchanting community enjoys access to excellent Burlingame schools and an amazing location midway between San Francisco and Silicon Valley.

Facts and Figures

Offered at $1,398,000
Sold for $1,450,000
2 bedrooms 2 bathrooms
1,643 sq. ft. home, per county records
Built in 2010
Lincoln Elementary, Burlingame Intermediate, Burlingame High School (buyer to verify)
Listed on September 12th, 2018

Listed by Raziel Ungar

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Amenities

Second-floor luxury condominium, one of just 9 units built in 2010
2 bedrooms, office (or possible 3rd bedroom), and 2 baths
Approximately 1,640 +/- square feet of living space
Outstanding location less than one block to shopping and dining on Broadway Avenue
Striking curb appeal with beautiful architecture including a grand arched portico framed by columns in a garden courtyard
Arched glass and scrolled iron doors open to a secure lobby with stairs or elevator to the second floor
Exquisite interior appointments begin in the traditional foyer and extend throughout, including layers of crown moldings, plantation shutters, and Brazilian cherry hardwood floors
Spacious living room features a tray ceiling outlined with layers of moldings and a remote-controlled fireplace surrounded in granite beneath a media screen; recessed lighting dot the ceiling; sliding glass doors open to a private patio
Formal dining area, fully open to the living room and kitchen, has track lighting and a bay window with plantation shutters
Beautifully appointed chef’s kitchen with granite slab counters, including island, and diagonally set tumbled marble backsplashes
Stainless steel appliances include: Thermador gas range with 6 burners, oven, and pot filler; GE Profile microwave; Thermador dishwasher; KitchenAid refrigerator
Double French doors in the living room open to the office, which is also accessible from the hallway; two walls are finished with floor-to-ceiling library shelves; glass-front cabinetry is positioned above a granite counter and wine cooler
Full bath off the hallway has travertine tile floor with a mosaic feature strip, granite-topped vanity, and glass-enclosed whirlpool tub with overhead shower surrounded in travertine
Bedroom 1 has a double-door customized closet, recessed lighting, and a built-in desk center beneath glass-front cabinetry
Master bedroom suite with customized walk-in closet, wall of built-in cabinetry with integrated desk center, and recessed lighting; the en suite bath has a limestone dual-sink vanity and large frameless glass limestone shower with mosaic tile panels, two shower heads, and 6 body sprays
Large laundry room with Maytag washer and dryer
In unit air conditioning
Dedicated parking for two cars in the garage, with direct access to the main lobby, plus personal storage locker
Tremendous rooftop deck includes: furnished lounge areas with shade umbrellas; fire pit; full kitchen with granite-topped counter seating, barbecue, warming drawer, sink, beverage center, and microwave; half-bath; views out to the Bay
HOA of $543.74/month
Excellent Burlingame schools

About the Burlingame Grove Neighborhood

Homes here sell for between $1.4 and $2.4 million. In 2017, Burlingame Grove properties sold for a median price of $1.75 million. Burlingame Grove area is within easy walking distance of the shops and restaurants on Broadway.

To view a detailed google map of the Burlingame Grove neighborhood, click here. The MLS area is 467.

Favorable

Reasonable pricing
Lincoln Elementary School
The neighborhood literally smells like chocolate when Guittard Chocolate across Rollins Road is making chocolate!

Adverse

Homes are smaller than those west of El Camino

Schools

The elementary school for the neighborhood is Lincoln Elementary, which is just across El Camino Drive. It’s about a 3-4 minute ride.

There is one public middle school, Burlingame Intermediate School, which is located in the Ray Park neighborhood. It’s about a 5 minute drive from Burlingame Grove.

There is one public high school, Burlingame High, which is about a 4-5 minute drive.

Learn More About Burlingame Grove

A perfect neighborhood for young families.

Burlingame Grove has two of the most picturesque tree-lined streets you’ll see in all of Burlingame — Cambridge and Oxford. Burlingame Grove, like Burlingame Terrace to its south, is another early development located on the former property of the Eastons’ Black Hawk Ranch. Children were once so numerous in this area that residents advocated for their own school. Coolidge Elementary, formerly located on Grove Avenue, opened in 1927 so that the 130 young children in the immediate area would not be forced to “journey” to McKinley or Roosevelt. During a period of sharp enrollment declines in the 1970s, Coolidge School was the first of four Burlingame elementary schools that were closed. Coolidge School ultimately was demolished and the property was used for homes. Recently, the elementary schools have experience a surge in enrollment; Roosevelt school reopened in the 1990s and Hoover School has been recently been repurchased.