Features
Charming and elegant, this home is perfectly located in the desired Brittan Acres neighborhood of San Carlos. Enter the welcoming front garden with mandarin, orange, and Meyer lemon trees, sparkling fountain, and adorable front porch. The front living space has custom plantation shutters, fireplace, and gleaming random plank oak hardwood floors. Hardwood floors flow throughout most of the rest of the home including the formal dining room and bedrooms. The spacious updated kitchen has quartz countertops, updated appliances, and a convenient adjacent laundry room and pantry. Two bedrooms and a brand-new updated chic bathroom are down one hallway, and a third bedroom and one more half bath in the rear of the home offer endless primary suite possibilities. The rear family room has large picture windows that look out onto the serene park-like back garden with dwarf pomegranate, dwarf avocado, Fuyu persimmon, and mature plum trees. Top it all off with a detached garage, an adjoining bonus room plus two updated paver patios! This home has both old-world charm as well as current updates including high-quality roof, owned solar, updated bathroom and kitchen, new double-paned windows, new paint, and both front and back irrigation system. Located just a block to popular Burton Park, and only .7 miles to downtown San Carlos, this home is perfect for enjoying the wonderful community, top schools, and is also a commuters’ dream, near Caltrain and centrally located between San Francisco and Silicon Valley.
Schedule
All Showings by Appointment:
Contact Raina Petrov
(650) 642-5609
[email protected]
Neighborhood
San Carlos sets the bar high with its motto “the city of good living,” and people flock to the mid-Peninsula community for its highly ranked schools, thriving Laurel Street shopping district, and quaint feel. The city of approximately 30,000 residents is located between Belmont and Redwood City. San Carlos is close to U.S. Highway 101 and state Route 82 and has a Caltrain stop that’s on the National Register of Historic Places. It is also home to the San Carlos Airport and the Hiller Aviation Museum. There are also many spots to enjoy nature, open space, and hiking. In 2010, the city dissolved its police department and now receives law-enforcement service from the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office. Of its 12,018 housing units, 70 percent are owner-occupied.
