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Linda LeBlanc presents:

An Urban Oasis

$1,095,000

About this home's

Features

beds

3

baths

3

Interior

3

Lot

3

In a city known for its foggy days and chilly evenings, this home stands as a beacon of warmth and light—a testament to the beauty that can be found when tradition meets innovation, and nature embraces urban living. Step through the vintage tunnel entry, up the covered staircase and into a world of comfort and charm. This sumptuous two-bedroom home has an enviable third flex-room on the ground floor that opens to a picture-perfect terraced garden where herbs and fruit trees thrive with fragrant blossoms. Inside, gaze up toward the ceilings and revel in the ornate molding and gentle curves that are reminiscent of delicate wedding cakes created by masterful craftsmen at the top of their game in the 1930s. The built-in cabinetry in the dining room, meticulously crafted, provides both functionality and beauty, a testament to the artistry of a bygone era. A laundry room, an interior-access garage with an EV charger outlet and bonus rooms on the ground floor turn a familiar floorplan into a remarkable home.

 

This sunny Portola location is close to McLaren Park with biking/hiking trails and shopping along San Bruno Avenue -- home to a variety of eateries, markets, bakeries, schools, churches, a business strip and the groundbreaking Family Connections community resource center.

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Neighborhood Gallery

393 Sweeny Street

The Portola area was named for Don Gaspar de Portola - an explorer in 1769 who was charged with finding Monterey Bay. He overshot his target and stumbled upon San Francisco Bay instead. In the early 1900s it remained mostly agricultural with cattle grazing on the hills, and produce and flower gardens near what is now the 101. Today, the Portola neighborhood is approximately one square mile in size with a high percentage of owner-occupied single-family homes.

Residents can be found taking a stroll through McLaren Park or shopping along San Bruno Avenue- home to a variety of eateries, markets, bakeries, many schools, churches, a business strip and the groundbreaking Family Connections community resource center.