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Burlingame, within reach.
$648,000
1515 Arc Way #105, Burlingame
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Julian Gonda & Hayley Walker
Julian Gonda & Hayley Walker
Set within the established Burlingame Park neighborhood, this one-bedroom residence offers a rare opportunity to step into one of the Peninsula’s most sought-after communities with a level of accessibility that is increasingly difficult to find.
Inside, the space opens in a way that immediately distinguishes it from many one-bedroom condominiums. Open, airy spaces and an abundance of natural light create a brighter, more inviting atmosphere, while the main living area is thoughtfully defined to accommodate both relaxation and dining. A custom shiplap feature wall anchors the room, integrating an electric fireplace and media space to create a natural focal point that adds both warmth and architectural presence.
The dining area sits within its own alcove anchored by an industrial pendant light, offering a sense of place while remaining connected to the flow of the home. Just beyond, the kitchen has been refreshed with white cabinetry, quartz countertops, black hardware, updated lighting, a stainless steel undermount sink, and a stainless steel bottom freezer refrigerator.
The bedroom is generously sized, with room for a king bed and an outlook framed by greenery. The ensuite bath has been fully reimagined, taken down to the studs and rebuilt as a calm, spa-like space. Penny-round tile, a walk-in shower with floor-to-ceiling tile, an expanded vanity with added storage, and updated lighting and electrical all contribute to a more grounded, intentional feel designed to function as a daily reset, not just a utility space.
Throughout the home, thoughtful improvements continue with skim-coated walls for a smooth, modern finish, updated trim, hardwood flooring replaced in 2021, and upgraded electrical with improved outlet placement. Smart features, including app-controlled thermostats and a touchscreen entry lock, integrate seamlessly into the home without calling attention to themselves.
The surrounding community is defined by well-kept landscaping, open lawn space, and a pool, along with secure building access, elevator service, and dedicated parking. Just beyond the property, the neighborhood opens into a network of tree-lined residential streets, ideal for an easy daily loop. Along with the neighborhood charm, the home remains close to both Burlingame Avenue and Broadway for dining, coffee, and everyday conveniences. Access to US-101 and Interstate 280 is straightforward, and San Francisco International Airport is less than ten minutes away.
Opportunities like this tend to be defined by balance. Location, condition, and ongoing cost rarely align this cleanly in Burlingame, making this a home that meets you where you are today, while still leaving room for where you may want to take it next.
Inside, the space opens in a way that immediately distinguishes it from many one-bedroom condominiums. Open, airy spaces and an abundance of natural light create a brighter, more inviting atmosphere, while the main living area is thoughtfully defined to accommodate both relaxation and dining. A custom shiplap feature wall anchors the room, integrating an electric fireplace and media space to create a natural focal point that adds both warmth and architectural presence.
The dining area sits within its own alcove anchored by an industrial pendant light, offering a sense of place while remaining connected to the flow of the home. Just beyond, the kitchen has been refreshed with white cabinetry, quartz countertops, black hardware, updated lighting, a stainless steel undermount sink, and a stainless steel bottom freezer refrigerator.
The bedroom is generously sized, with room for a king bed and an outlook framed by greenery. The ensuite bath has been fully reimagined, taken down to the studs and rebuilt as a calm, spa-like space. Penny-round tile, a walk-in shower with floor-to-ceiling tile, an expanded vanity with added storage, and updated lighting and electrical all contribute to a more grounded, intentional feel designed to function as a daily reset, not just a utility space.
Throughout the home, thoughtful improvements continue with skim-coated walls for a smooth, modern finish, updated trim, hardwood flooring replaced in 2021, and upgraded electrical with improved outlet placement. Smart features, including app-controlled thermostats and a touchscreen entry lock, integrate seamlessly into the home without calling attention to themselves.
The surrounding community is defined by well-kept landscaping, open lawn space, and a pool, along with secure building access, elevator service, and dedicated parking. Just beyond the property, the neighborhood opens into a network of tree-lined residential streets, ideal for an easy daily loop. Along with the neighborhood charm, the home remains close to both Burlingame Avenue and Broadway for dining, coffee, and everyday conveniences. Access to US-101 and Interstate 280 is straightforward, and San Francisco International Airport is less than ten minutes away.
Opportunities like this tend to be defined by balance. Location, condition, and ongoing cost rarely align this cleanly in Burlingame, making this a home that meets you where you are today, while still leaving room for where you may want to take it next.
An uncommon opportunity in Burlingame Park
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About Burlingame
Located 15 miles from downtown San Francisco, Burlingame is a populous suburb with a thriving commercial base of its own. The city stretches from San Francisco Bay to the east, Interstate 280 to the west, Millbrae to the north, and Hillsborough and San Mateo to the south.
Burlingame calls itself the City of Trees and counts 18,000 trees on public land and right-of-ways -- including several large stands of eucalyptus.
The Broadway and Burlingame Avenue corridors are popular shopping districts, but the city has commercial interests as well. Industrial growth in Burlingame was spurred in the 1960s and ’70s by its proximity to San Francisco International Airport, and the city is home to Virgin America airlines and related service industries.
Landmarks in Burlingame include the distinctive Caltrain station at Burlingame Avenue and California Drive, built in 1894 in the Mission Revival style. Nearby is Washington Park, which covers 19 acres and includes tennis courts, baseball fields, a basketball court, a picnic area, a playground, and plenty of green space. A more obscure landmark is the Burlingame Museum of Pez Memorabilia on California Drive.
Burlingame calls itself the City of Trees and counts 18,000 trees on public land and right-of-ways -- including several large stands of eucalyptus.
The Broadway and Burlingame Avenue corridors are popular shopping districts, but the city has commercial interests as well. Industrial growth in Burlingame was spurred in the 1960s and ’70s by its proximity to San Francisco International Airport, and the city is home to Virgin America airlines and related service industries.
Landmarks in Burlingame include the distinctive Caltrain station at Burlingame Avenue and California Drive, built in 1894 in the Mission Revival style. Nearby is Washington Park, which covers 19 acres and includes tennis courts, baseball fields, a basketball court, a picnic area, a playground, and plenty of green space. A more obscure landmark is the Burlingame Museum of Pez Memorabilia on California Drive.
Julian Gonda
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Julian Gonda
Hayley Walker