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OPEN HOUSE SCHEDULE:
Saturday, March 15th from 2:00pm to 4:00pm
Sunday, March 16th from 2:00pm to 4:00pm
An amazing opportunity awaits with this
remodeled property featuring a total of four bedrooms and two bathrooms within
nearly 1,700 sq. ft. spread across a primary home and permitted ADU, all
situated on an expansive lot of over 7,000 sq. ft. in an extraordinarily
convenient Mountain View location. Stepping into the primary home, find
yourself in the bright living room which flows to the modern kitchen with
quartz counters, stainless steel appliances, elegant modern lighting, and
dining area. Three bedrooms, including one that is extra-large and has sliding
doors to the outside, plus a renovated bathroom with shower over tub round out
the home. The ADU has been renovated with SPC vinyl plank flooring and fresh
paint, plus the full kitchen has been remodeled with quartz counters and
stainless steel appliances. A separate
bedroom and bath with shower over tub complete the unit. The ADU also includes
a private yard with a new patio overlooking mature redwood trees. A new
expansive driveway offers plentiful parking for both homes and connects to the
garage with newer washer and dryer. Residents will enjoy being walking distance
to Google’s Quad campus, Devonshire Park, Whisman Park with tennis courts, and the
Stevens Creek Trail leading to dining and shopping in Downtown and the Bay.
Whether you are looking for extra income, multi-generational living, expansion
potential, or simply lots of space, this property cannot be beat!
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