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A premier opportunity in prime Midtown, this expansive parcel
of 12,759 sq. ft. (per survey) offers multiple possible uses such as building
your dream home with an accompanying ADU, renting out the two existing homes
for a consistent stream of income, or holding it as a land bank, as this size
lot rarely becomes available in such an excellent location! Walking distance to
Midtown Shopping Center, Hoover Park, and El Carmelo Elementary. Mere minutes
to Mitchell Park’s library, tennis, and pickleball courts, Cubberley Community
Center’s Mandarin bilingual programs and a multitude of extracurricular
activities. California Avenue, Caltrain, and Stanford, are also close by, making
this location hard to beat. The front home offers 3 bedrooms and 1 bath in
1,143 sq. ft. The rear home offers 2 bedrooms and 1 bath in 1,279 sq. ft. (both
per appraisal). A detached garage offers extra storage space. Rarely does such
an opportune property come along with this much potential.
坐落在绿荫芬芳的中城（Midtown）黄金地段一条宁静的街道上，这块占地多达12,759平方英尺的住宅提供了多种用途，例如建造您梦想的别墅和附属建筑，租赁两栋现有的房屋以获得持续稳定的收入，或将其作为土地储备，因为在如此优越的位置很少能找到这样大的地块！步行即可到达中城购物中心，Hoover公园和El Carmelo小学。距离Mitchell公园、图书馆和网球场仅几分钟的路程，Cubberley社区中心提供普通话双语课程和多种课外活动及教程。加州大道、火车站及斯坦福大学也在附近，使这个位置难以超越。前屋提供2室1卫及1间书房，居住面积1,143平方英尺。后屋提供2室1卫，居住面积1,279平方英尺。独立车库提供额外的储藏空间。机不可失，失不再来！
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