Portola Valley, CA 94028
$3,295,000
Beds
3
Baths
2
Living Space
1,870 SqFt
Year Built
1962
Lot Size
0.24 Acres
Days
65
PARK-LIKE SETTING & MOVE-IN READY PORTOLA VALLEY GEM - the main level features an open, light-filled layout centered around a fireplace, with large windows framing views of the surrounding greenery and connection to nature. The PRIMARY BEDROOM ON THE MAIN LEVEL MAKES THE FIRST FLOOR easily ACCESSIBLE, FINISHED GARAGE SPACE & AMPLE PARKING SPACES FOR FAMILY & VISiTORS. The new kitchen and living areas flow directly onto a private deck, overlooking a fenced backyard, mature gardens & relaxing setting perfect for morning coffee & dining place for intimate gatherings. A stylish modern handrail leads you to the versatile lower level, which includes a third bedroom, bathroom, dedicated office area with natural light, and a secondary living space with its own fireplace and sliding glass doors to the garden patio outside leading to curated pathways and a gathering space atop the hillside. The lower level offers a unique opportunity for buyers to also expand the wallk-in utility space for additional lliving area (currently used for extra storage). Ideally located for enjoying the Peninsulas outdoor lifestyle, this home is minutes from local dining, shopping, and extensive trail & bike networks with easy access to Silicon Valley hubs and Stanford University & hospital.
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- Corte Madera School (Elementary) - GreatSchools rating 10/10 - Ormondale Elementary School (Elementary) - GreatSchools rating 10/10 - Woodland School (Elementary) - GreatSchools rating 4/10 - Woodside Priory (Middle) - GreatSchools rating 4.6/5 - Woodside Priory (High) - GreatSchools rating 4.6/5 School District: Portola Valley Elementary School District
Within a 1-2 mile radius of 163 Crescent Avenue, Portola Valley, CA, 94028, several parks and recreational areas are available. These include Little People's Park, a popular children's playground, and Triangle Park, a rest stop for cyclists and walkers. Russ Miller Field, a natural turf soccer field, and Ford Field, a natural turf baseball field, are also nearby, as is Sierra Vista Park.
The neighborhood is part of Portola Valley, a town known for its rural character, low-density housing, and preservation of natural beauty. Portola Valley was incorporated in 1964 with the goal of maintaining local control over development and preserving its open spaces. The community fosters a strong sense of camaraderie through volunteer committees that sponsor various events and programs. Local dining options include Rossotti's Alpine Inn, Konditorei, Portola Kitchen, Old Port Lobster Shack, Parkside Grill, and Koma Sushi.
Portola Valley is a car-dependent area, with a Walk Score of 5 and a Transit Score not available.
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.
- Corte Madera School (Elementary) - GreatSchools rating 10/10 - Ormondale Elementary School (Elementary) - GreatSchools rating 10/10 - Woodland School (Elementary) - GreatSchools rating 4/10 - Woodside Priory (Middle) - GreatSchools rating 4.6/5 - Woodside Priory (High) - GreatSchools rating 4.6/5 School District: Portola Valley Elementary School District
Within a 1-2 mile radius of 163 Crescent Avenue, Portola Valley, CA, 94028, several parks and recreational areas are available. These include Little People's Park, a popular children's playground, and Triangle Park, a rest stop for cyclists and walkers. Russ Miller Field, a natural turf soccer field, and Ford Field, a natural turf baseball field, are also nearby, as is Sierra Vista Park.
The neighborhood is part of Portola Valley, a town known for its rural character, low-density housing, and preservation of natural beauty. Portola Valley was incorporated in 1964 with the goal of maintaining local control over development and preserving its open spaces. The community fosters a strong sense of camaraderie through volunteer committees that sponsor various events and programs. Local dining options include Rossotti's Alpine Inn, Konditorei, Portola Kitchen, Old Port Lobster Shack, Parkside Grill, and Koma Sushi.
Portola Valley is a car-dependent area, with a Walk Score of 5 and a Transit Score not available.
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.
