Portola Valley, CA 94028
$3,695,000
Beds
3
Baths
3
Living Space
3,490 SqFt
Year Built
N/A
Lot Size
N/A
Days
19
Some homes are simply built. Others are cared for, collected, and shaped over time. Set among mature trees and thoughtfully designed gardens, this distinctive Portola Valley farmhouse reflects years of careful stewardship. Reclaimed wide-plank North Carolina pine floors, plaster walls and ceilings, painted millwork, marble, handmade tile, exposed beams and French doors give the home its character. The kitchen features a La Cornue range, original farmhouse sink, marble countertops, generous island, butler's pantry and cozy dining nook. The dining room is suited to everyday meals and larger gatherings, while the living room centers on a marble wood-burning fireplace and opens through two sets of French doors to a covered porch overlooking the gardens. The primary suite includes a walk-in closet and marble bath with mosaic tile and imported European brass fixtures. Upstairs are two additional bedrooms, a claw-foot bath and flexible spaces for study, work, hobbies or storage. A spacious family room is located downstairs. Originally designed by landscape artist Cevan Forristt, the grounds are rare for Portola Valleylargely flat and usable, with mature trees, fruit trees, grapevines, water features and multiple areas for outdoor gathering.
Listing provided courtesy ofCarrie Davis License 01983911 Coldwell Banker Realty
- Ormondale Elementary School (Elementary) - GreatSchools rating 10/10 - Corte Madera School (Middle) - GreatSchools rating 10/10 - Woodside Priory School (High) - GreatSchools rating not listed School District: Portola Valley Elementary School District
Within a 1-2 mile radius of 133 Russell, Portola Valley, CA, you can find several recreational areas. Little People's Park, located at 765 Portola Rd, is a popular children's playground adjacent to the Historic Schoolhouse. Ford Field, at 3399 Alpine Rd, offers a natural turf baseball field near Los Trancos Creek and the Alpine Trail. Additionally, Triangle Park, situated at Portola & Alpine Rd, serves as a rest stop for cyclists and walkers with nearby picnic tables. Windy Hill Open Space Preserve is also a popular destination for hiking.
The neighborhood is part of Portola Valley, a town known for its tranquil, rustic setting and contemporary estate living, blended with preserved natural beauty. Portola Valley was incorporated in 1964 and maintains a rural character with nearly 2,000 acres of open space. The community offers a sense of retreat with expansive properties and a deep connection to the outdoors, where contemporary estates and traditional ranch homes coexist. Local dining options include Rossotti's Alpine Inn, a historic watering hole, and Konditorei, a relaxed neighborhood cafe.
Portola Valley has a Walk Score of 5 and a Transit Score of 7. The area is largely car-dependent, with limited public transportation options. The Spring Ridge Trail is popular with cyclists and runs from Skyline Boulevard.
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- Ormondale Elementary School (Elementary) - GreatSchools rating 10/10 - Corte Madera School (Middle) - GreatSchools rating 10/10 - Woodside Priory School (High) - GreatSchools rating not listed School District: Portola Valley Elementary School District
Within a 1-2 mile radius of 133 Russell, Portola Valley, CA, you can find several recreational areas. Little People's Park, located at 765 Portola Rd, is a popular children's playground adjacent to the Historic Schoolhouse. Ford Field, at 3399 Alpine Rd, offers a natural turf baseball field near Los Trancos Creek and the Alpine Trail. Additionally, Triangle Park, situated at Portola & Alpine Rd, serves as a rest stop for cyclists and walkers with nearby picnic tables. Windy Hill Open Space Preserve is also a popular destination for hiking.
The neighborhood is part of Portola Valley, a town known for its tranquil, rustic setting and contemporary estate living, blended with preserved natural beauty. Portola Valley was incorporated in 1964 and maintains a rural character with nearly 2,000 acres of open space. The community offers a sense of retreat with expansive properties and a deep connection to the outdoors, where contemporary estates and traditional ranch homes coexist. Local dining options include Rossotti's Alpine Inn, a historic watering hole, and Konditorei, a relaxed neighborhood cafe.
Portola Valley has a Walk Score of 5 and a Transit Score of 7. The area is largely car-dependent, with limited public transportation options. The Spring Ridge Trail is popular with cyclists and runs from Skyline Boulevard.
This neighborhood information is AI-generated based on the property address and publicly available data. Please verify important information independently. Do not rely solely on this information for property decisions. RoostHaven makes no warranties and assumes no liability for the accuracy or completeness of AI-generated information. School boundaries, ratings, and local amenities may change over time.