4216 Verdigris Circle

San Jose

LIVING ROOM  Expansive Formal Living & Dining Area  Soaring Ceilings Distinctive Architectural Niche Abundant Natural Light DINING ROOM Formal Dining & Living Space Soaring Ceilings Sleek, Contemporary Chandelier KITCHEN New Quartz Calacatta Gold Countertops Recessed Lighting Everyday Dining Spot Adjacent to Kitchen French Door Refrigerator With Bottom Freezer and Water/Ice Dispenser Stainless Steel Appliances New Gas Stove Stainless Steel Vent Hood New Dishwasher New Sink Bright Window Overlooking the Backyard Glass Patio Door to Backyard Open to the Casual Dining Area and Family Room FAMILY ROOM New Tile Surround on Fireplace with Gas Starter Generous Natural Light from Large Windows Opens Directly to the Backyard Convenient Guest Bath Just Off the Family Room

PRIMARY EN SUITE Spacious Primary Retreat Soaring Ceilings  Expansive Walk-in Closet Dual Sink Vanity New Quartz Calacatta Gold Countertops New Mirror New Lighting Glass-Enclosed Shower Spa Bath Private Water Closet BEDROOMS Three Bedrooms LAUNDRY  Upstairs Laundry Closet with Built-in Shelving Maytag Top-Load Washer/Dryer HALLWAY BATHROOM Dual Sink Vanity New Mirrors Shower over Tub LANDSCAPING New Front and Back Lawns Automatic Sprinkler System in both Front and Back Yards Spacious Patio for Outdoor Entertaining ADDITIONAL FEATURES    2-Car Garage  Coveted Schools, Abram Agnew, Dolores Huerta and Kathleen MacDonald Alviso Marina County Park Minutes from Rivermark Plaza, Santa Clara Square, and Levi's Stadium Close to Major Tech Campuses including Google, Nvidia, Cisco, and Oracle Bike Score of 71 Easy Access to Highways 237, 680, 880, and 101 for a Seamless Bay Area Commute

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With a population of nearly 1 million, San Jose is the largest Bay Area city and the third-largest city in California. Founded in 1777, San Jose was California’s first civilian settlement and one of the first incorporated cities in the state. It also served as California’s first state capital. The countless activities available and the proximity to some of the region's largest technology companies are two of the main reasons people live in San Jose.

San Jose offers great access to public transit, with service from Amtrak, Caltrain, the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority, and other agencies. The city has its own airport, Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport. Museums include the Children’s Discovery Museum of San Jose, the San Jose Museum of Art, The Tech Museum of Innovation, and the San Jose Steam Railroad Museum. Sports fans have several teams to follow, include the San Jose Sharks, the San Jose Earthquakes, the San Jose Giants minor-league baseball club, and the San Francisco 49ers, who recently relocated to neighborhing Santa Clara. Santana Row remains a popular dining and shopping destination.
San Jose’s median household income is $82,000, and its median home value is $560,000, according to 2013 United States Census Bureau data. Of the city’s 314,038 housing units, 58 percent are owner occupied.