Alex Seroff
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Classy and convenient, this two bedroom, two bath, 1,590 sq.
ft. condo features modern design and plentiful space. Through the foyer with
new tile floor, you will find the kitchen with dramatic marble counters,
stainless steel appliances, including a wine refrigerator, and counter
overlooking the dining room for easy entertaining. Past a custom wet bar sits
the sizable living room with fireplace and French door out to the patio.
Secluded at the end of the hall for privacy is the elegant master suite with
curved bay window with seat, large walk-in closet with organizers and bath with
separate shower, soaking tub, bidet, and dual vanity. The secondary bedroom,
also a potential office or combination of the two, is highly efficient with a
Murphy bed and built-in cabinets while the hall bath is nearby. Enjoy the
beautiful Peninsula weather while relaxing on the slate patio which has a
convenient gate to access the quiet common area. In the garage there are two
parking spaces and large storage cabinets. Children attend excellent McKinley
Elementary across the street and everyone will enjoy a short stroll to
Burlingame Avenue for shopping and dining.
优雅，便捷，这2室，2浴，1,590平方英尺的公寓，拥有现代设计和宽敞的空间。新瓷砖地，厨房拥有大理石柜台，不锈钢家用电器，包括葡萄酒冰箱和可俯瞰餐厅的吧台，以便于娱乐。宽敞的起居室设有壁炉和通向露台的法式门。在大厅尽头的隐私区是优雅的主人套房，带有座位的大型拱形窗户，步入式衣橱，淋浴，按摩浴缸和双梳妆台。第二间卧室，也可做办公室，设有折叠式双人床和内置式橱柜以充分利用空间。可在宽敞的露台上享受美丽的天气，并方便通往安静的公共消闲区。车库中有2个停车位和更多储物空间。孩子可以在街对面的麦金利小学 (McKinley) 上学。漫步到市中心购物和用餐
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