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Julie Baumann & Sheryl Fleming present:

Crestmoor Park Home Brings the Outside In

$1,498,000

About this home's

Features

beds

3

baths

3

Interior

3

Lot

3

In the highly desirable Crestmoor Park neighborhood, near hiking and biking trails with ocean and bay views, and easy access to thoroughfares for commuters and weekend warriors, this stylishly updated residence brings the outdoors in to nearly every room through large windows with woodland views and natural light that fills the home.

Nature is always good for the soul.

 

Property Summary

  • 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom, two-level home in Crestmoor Park
  • Approximately 1,670 ft. interior living space and 5,300 sq. ft. lot
  • Originally built in 1956
  • Updated kitchen and bathrooms, refinished oak floors, large picture windows, premier quartz and tile finishes, new lighting fresh interior and exterior paint, new front and back yard landscaping
  • Living room with corner fireplace and dining room have wall of windows showcasing a grove of eucalyptus trees
  • Bright eat-in kitchen has quartz counters, stainless steel appliances and French door to the front deck and garden
  • Two bedrooms, including the primary, are on the main level
  • Dual-access hall bathroom (1) that can be privately accessed from the primary
  • Two bedrooms are on the lower level – one is staged as a family room and provides outdoor access
  • Lower-level hall bathroom (2) with step-in shower is finished in stone and tile
  • Front and back yards have new landscaping, including decks, stairs and fencing

 

PROPERTY DETAILS

  • 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom two-level home
  • Sought-after Crestmoor Park neighborhood
  • Approximately 1,670 sq. ft. interior living space
  • Approximately 5,300 sq. ft. lot
  • Originally built in 1956
  • Updated kitchen and bathrooms, refinished oak floors, large picture windows, premier stone and tile finishes, new lighting, fresh interior and exterior paint, new front and back yard soft and hard landscaping 
  • Front porch entrance opens to sweeping hardwood floors and broad picture windows with views of the eucalyptus grove along the back yard fence line, on the opposite side of the property line
  • Trimmed in crown molding, the living room has a corner fireplace with slate hearth and surround, and series of tall windows showcasing woodland views
  • Open from the living room, the dining area is illuminated by an on-trend, bubble-glass ceiling fixture
  • Bright, updated, eat-in kitchen has recessed lighting, white Shaker-style cabinets, quartz countertops, a deep stainless steel sink, black and stainless steel ceramic cooktop range, and stainless steel vent hood, refrigerator-freezer and dishwasher; a sliding glass door beside a cozy coffee area opens to the front deck and garden
  • Two bedrooms, including the primary, are on the main level; the primary has private access to the bathroom, and features a broad window with eucalyptus tree views
  • Beautifully remodeled, dual-access hall bathroom boasts wood-like floor tile, modern fixtures, a stone-topped vanity and shower-over-tub with an exciting large-format tile surround
  • Two bedrooms with woodsy views occupy the lower level; one bedroom is staged as a family room and provides access to the outdoors, via French door
  • Lower-level bathroom with step-in shower has exquisite stone and tile finishes
  • Newly landscaped front and back yards have new soft and hard landscaping, including new lawns, flowers, shrubs, decks, stairs and fencing
  • Attached two-car garage
  • Located within a low-stress commuting distance of San Francisco
  • Near Lunardi's, Bayhill Shopping Center, parks, scenic hiking trails and CA-35 / Skyline Blvd and I-280

 

LOCATION

  • Within a low-stress commuting distance of San Francisco
  • < .6 miles to Lunardi's Market and Tesla charging station
  • < 1 mile from Bayhill Shopping Center with Mollie Stone’s, Starbucks, CVS, Fitness 19, a variety of amenities and restaurants of various cuisines
  • < 1 mile from CA-35 / Skyline Blvd and I-280 accesses for scooting around the Bay Area
  • ~ 1.6 miles from the San Bruno Caltrain Station
  • ~ 2.6 miles from Skyline College and Sneath Lane Trail which connects to Sweeney Ridge Trail
  • < 4.5 miles from the San Francisco International Airport (SFO)
  • ~ 5 miles from the Pacific Ocean
  • ~ 8-9 miles from San Francisco State University, Stonestown Galleria, Lake Merced, San Francisco Golf Club, The Olympic Club, Thornton State Beach, Stern Grove
  • ~ 10 miles to the San Francisco Zoo and City College of San Francisco
  • ~ 11 miles from Golden Gate Park and de Young Museum
  • ~ 13 miles to Oracle Park, Chase Center, Union Square and the Financial District in San Francisco

 

DAY TRIPS / WEEKENDERS

  • ~ 5.5 miles to the Pacifica Pier and Sharp Park
  • ~ 7 miles to Pedro Point
  • ~ 10-11 miles to Gray Whale Cove, McNee Ranch, Montara Beach
  • ~ 13-15 miles to Moss Beach Distillery, Mavericks, Sam’s Chowder House
  • About 60-75 miles to Wine Country (Napa and Sonoma) by car, or take the ferry from San Francisco

 

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Schedule

Open Houses:
Twilight Tour Pasta Feed Food Truck Thursday, April 25, 4:30-6:30pm

Saturday & Sunday, April 27 & 28, 11am-4pm

Brokers Tour:
Tuesday, April 30, 10am-12pm

Additional Showings by Appointment:
Contact Julie Baumann
(650) 576-8889
[email protected]

Julie Baumann

Compass

REALTOR®

Curator of Fine Homes on the San Francisco Peninsula

DRE# 01799278

650. 576. 8889 mobile

JulieBaumannHomes.com

Sheryl Fleming

Compass

Realtor®

President's Round Table

DRE# 00911327

415.999.9943 mobile

650.931.2099 fax

sherylfleming.com

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2395 Trenton Drive • San Bruno

Located between Millbrae and South San Francisco, San Bruno is perhaps best known as the city next to San Francisco International Airport. The city of more than 42,000 has much to offer its residents, including a lively shopping district, easy access to public transit and highways, and proximity to nature.

San Bruno became an official municipality in 1914 but remained primarily rural until the 1940s, when a housing boom transformed the city. The population stabilized again during the 1960s. 
The city is home to Skyline College, Caltrain, and Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) stations, video-sharing company YouTube, and The Shops at Tanforan mall. The Golden Gate National Cemetery is located on Sneath Lane. 

San Bruno residents enjoy easy access to a number of hiking and outdoor recreation areas, including 1,200-foot-tall Sweeney Ridge. Visitors to the ridge take in breathtaking views of Marin County and the East Bay on clear days. 

The median household income in San Bruno is $79,000, and the median home value is $598,000, according to 2013 United States Census Bureau data. Of the city’s 15,356 housing units, 56 percent are owner occupied.