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Portola Valley, CA 94028
$5,995,000
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Beds
5
Baths
4
Living Space
3,718 SqFt
Year Built
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Lot Size
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Days
90
With 5 bed /4 baths, this home has space & options. The 1.14+/- ac. gated prop. enjoys level lawn, pool & mature privacy trees. The home is welcomingthey say the kitchen is the heart of the home & this space embodies that. Amenities include quality appliances & extras: 6-burner Wolf range, 2 ovens, microwave & warming drawers, 2 dishwashers-one for dishes/one for pots & pans. Exceptional storage with pull out shelving, custom corner cabinets & and an appliance lift. The island provides workspace & seating. An adjacent family room has light, a fireplace, & access to the large deck. French doors open to incorporate the formal dining/living rooms into this space. Beamed ceilings, a fireplace, hardwood floors, a wall of windows & doors allow you to access the deck, to enjoy the view & host large gatherings. With a private entry a flexible, bookshelf-lined space could be an office, au pair or guest suite. There are 2 primary suites: 3 additional bedrooms + an office. The upper-level has the second primary & includes a bonus room for an office/nursery/or workout space. There is a bedroom off the family room (ideal for guests). Great Portola Valley location: close to local shopping, Alpine Hills Swim & Tennis club, The Alpine Inn, excellent PV schools, & just 4 min. to Hwy. 280.
Listing provided courtesy ofPeter Cowperthwaite License 01012887 Golden Gate Sotheby's International Realty
- Ormondale Elementary (Elementary) - GreatSchools rating Not listed - Corte Madera School (Middle) - GreatSchools rating 9/10 - Woodside Priory School (High) - GreatSchools rating Not listed School District: Not listed
Portola Valley is rich in natural beauty, offering several parks and open spaces. Within a short distance, residents can access Windy Hill Open Space Preserve, known for its scenic views and trails. Other notable areas include Dorothy Ford Park, Spring Down Parcel, and Triangle Park, which serves as a rest stop for cyclists and walkers and offers picnic tables.
The neighborhood is part of Portola Valley, a community known for its peaceful, rural, and affluent character, with a strong emphasis on preserving open space and natural beauty. Incorporated in 1964, the town prioritizes local control over development and maintains a commitment to environmental preservation. This character is reflected in its low-density housing, extensive trail systems, and a community-oriented atmosphere fostered by resident involvement in volunteer committees and local events.
Portola Valley has a Walk Score of 10 and a Transit Score of 10. The primary transit options involve bus services such as SamTrans, and the nearest Caltrain station is in Palo Alto, requiring a drive. Limited public transportation is available within the immediate vicinity.
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- Ormondale Elementary (Elementary) - GreatSchools rating Not listed - Corte Madera School (Middle) - GreatSchools rating 9/10 - Woodside Priory School (High) - GreatSchools rating Not listed School District: Not listed
Portola Valley is rich in natural beauty, offering several parks and open spaces. Within a short distance, residents can access Windy Hill Open Space Preserve, known for its scenic views and trails. Other notable areas include Dorothy Ford Park, Spring Down Parcel, and Triangle Park, which serves as a rest stop for cyclists and walkers and offers picnic tables.
The neighborhood is part of Portola Valley, a community known for its peaceful, rural, and affluent character, with a strong emphasis on preserving open space and natural beauty. Incorporated in 1964, the town prioritizes local control over development and maintains a commitment to environmental preservation. This character is reflected in its low-density housing, extensive trail systems, and a community-oriented atmosphere fostered by resident involvement in volunteer committees and local events.
Portola Valley has a Walk Score of 10 and a Transit Score of 10. The primary transit options involve bus services such as SamTrans, and the nearest Caltrain station is in Palo Alto, requiring a drive. Limited public transportation is available within the immediate vicinity.
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.