835 Walnut Avenue Burlingame Park, Burlingame
sold
Enjoy modern comforts plus the enduring charms of a classic California Craftsman bungalow at this exquisite property in highly desirable Burlingame Park. Overflowing with the love of one family for the past 37 years and with roots dating back to 1923, this beautifully updated home stands ready for yet another generation.
Over the years, extensive remodeling, retrofitting, plus an expansion resulted in a spacious two-story home that is perfectly appointed with complete respect for the home’s original heritage. Details like hardwood floor parquetry, Craftsman-style millwork and glass door knobs are timeless. Extensive custom built-in cabinetry can be found in almost every room providing added space that is as functional as it is handsome.
Beyond the welcoming living room and formal dining room, the kitchen and family room combination is certain to be the home’s central gathering place. Remodeled just over one year ago, the kitchen is a designer showpiece and spacious enough to handle any sized gathering. The family room, clearly designed for indoor/outdoor living, has sliding glass doors opening to the outdoor dining patio and expansive, fully gated rear yard. There are 5 bedrooms ideally arranged with two on the main level and an upstairs master suite and two additional bedrooms. Adding to the accommodations are flexible-use quarters above the detached garage with excellent space for an office, media center, and/or recreation room.
All of this, plus a sought-after Burlingame Park location minutes to SFO, Caltrain and commuter routes to San Francisco and Silicon Valley, and midway between Broadway and Burlingame Avenue for the best of shopping and dining in downtown.
Facts and Figures
- Offered at $2,998,000
- Sold for $3,070,000
- 5 bedrooms 3 bathrooms
- 3,149 sq. ft. home, per paid vendor
- 6,192 sq. ft. lot, per county records
- Built in 1923
- McKinley Elementary, Burlingame Intermediate, Burlingame High School (buyer to verify)
- Listed on May 16th, 2018
Listed by Raziel Ungar
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