Portola Valley, CA 94028
$3,795,000
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Beds
4
Baths
3
Living Space
2,290 SqFt
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Days
11
Almost a year in the making, this whole-house renovation in Portola Valley's Corte Madera neighborhood is now complete, a 4-bedroom, 3-bath home rebuilt to the studs and finished with real craft. New roof, new plumbing, new HVAC with added air conditioning, new windows, and new interior and exterior doors resolve everything you can't see; wide-plank white oak floors, vaulted tray ceilings and new trim throughout address everything you can. The L-shaped galley kitchen is finished with quartz countertops, a full stainless appliance suite including a smart refrigerator and two-tone cabinetry, white uppers with floating oak shelving, oak-toned base cabinets below. The primary suite pairs a walk-in closet with a freestanding soaking tub and a glass-enclosed rainfall shower; the two secondary baths both carry sage green tile and floating vanities. New landscaping frames a wraparound deck and flagstone patio that step down onto a private, wooded lot of approximately 0.37 acres (about 16,000 square feet) with mature tree privacy near the neighborhood shopping center, moments from Windy Hill Open Space Preserve, and roughly midway between Corte Madera and Ormondale schools, with Alpine Road leading into Palo Alto and Stanford.
Listing provided courtesy ofChris Iverson License 01708130 Golden Gate Sotheby's International Realty
- Ormondale Elementary School (Elementary) - GreatSchools rating not listed - Corte Madera School (Middle) - GreatSchools rating 10/10 - Woodside High School (High) - GreatSchools rating 8/10 School District: Not listed
Within a 1-2 mile radius of 220 Canyon Drive, Portola Valley, CA, 94028, several parks and open spaces are available. These include Windy Hill Open Space Preserve, a large area with grassland ridges and forests, offering numerous trails for hiking and biking. Little People's Park, located near the Historic Schoolhouse, is a popular children's playground. Triangle Park serves as a rest stop for cyclists and walkers, with nearby picnic facilities.
The neighborhood is part of Portola Valley, a community known for its rural character and commitment to preserving open space. The town was incorporated in 1964 to maintain local control over development and population growth. Local businesses are sparse, with a few notable establishments like Rossotti's Alpine Inn, a historic watering hole, and the Ladera Shopping Center. The community is characterized by large-lot homes, horse ranches, and vineyards, contributing to its pastoral atmosphere.
Portola Valley is largely car-dependent, with a Walk Score of 5 and a Transit Score of not available. The nearest bus stops are located at Portola Rd & Woodside Ave, with bus lines 87 and 85 serving the area.
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- Ormondale Elementary School (Elementary) - GreatSchools rating not listed - Corte Madera School (Middle) - GreatSchools rating 10/10 - Woodside High School (High) - GreatSchools rating 8/10 School District: Not listed
Within a 1-2 mile radius of 220 Canyon Drive, Portola Valley, CA, 94028, several parks and open spaces are available. These include Windy Hill Open Space Preserve, a large area with grassland ridges and forests, offering numerous trails for hiking and biking. Little People's Park, located near the Historic Schoolhouse, is a popular children's playground. Triangle Park serves as a rest stop for cyclists and walkers, with nearby picnic facilities.
The neighborhood is part of Portola Valley, a community known for its rural character and commitment to preserving open space. The town was incorporated in 1964 to maintain local control over development and population growth. Local businesses are sparse, with a few notable establishments like Rossotti's Alpine Inn, a historic watering hole, and the Ladera Shopping Center. The community is characterized by large-lot homes, horse ranches, and vineyards, contributing to its pastoral atmosphere.
Portola Valley is largely car-dependent, with a Walk Score of 5 and a Transit Score of not available. The nearest bus stops are located at Portola Rd & Woodside Ave, with bus lines 87 and 85 serving the area.
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.