Presented by Judy Meuschke
San Mateo Westwood Knolls Updated Gem
293 West 39th Avenue, San Mateo
|$1,750,000
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Property Details
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
1
Square Feet
1,270 sq ft
Neighborhood
Westwood Knolls
About This Home
Nestled in San Mateo’s desirable Westwood Knolls, this neighborhood is appreciated for its tree-lined streets and sunny microclimate. Featuring 3 bedrooms and a remodeled bathroom, this home combines modern upgrades, functional floor plan, and classic Peninsula charm. Spanning 1,270 square feet, this freshly painted single-story dwelling reveals newly refinished hardwood floors throughout. Year-round comfort is guaranteed with an updated heat pump and A/C system. At the heart of the home is a newly remodeled kitchen featuring quartz countertops, new cabinets, and an open layout that flows easily into the dining area. Designed for modern living and hosting, the kitchen also adjoins a versatile great room. Complete with sliding glass doors opening directly to the rear patio, this wonderful flexible space adapts seamlessly as a family room, home office, media lounge, or play area. Step outside through the sliding glass doors into a private patio and backyard anchored by low-maintenance stamped concrete. Front and back yards are newly landscaped. This space provides plenty of room for lounge furniture, outdoor dining tables, and active play, complemented by additional side-yard space and a dedicated dog run. Practical amenities include an attached garage equipped with laundry area, direct side-yard door access, and a dedicated bonus storage room built above the garage. Located steps from Indian Springs Park and close to local schools, this home offers an exceptional lifestyle. Enjoy quick access to everyday essentials at Hillsdale Shopping Center, Whole Foods, and Trader Joe’s, restaurants, and shopping with a convenient commute to San Francisco and Silicon Valley via Caltrain, 101, 280 & 92.
Features
- 3 bedrooms and 1 newly remodeled bathroom
- Remodeled kitchen with quartz countertops, new cabinetry, stainless steel appliances
- Kitchen open layout to the dining area
- Newly refinished hardwood floors throughout and freshly painted interior
- Flexible great room adjacent to the kitchen with sliding door patio access, ideal for family room, home office , or media room
- Air conditioning and efficient heat pump
- Expansive, low-maintenance stamped concrete patio with space for lounge seating, dining tables, play areas, side yard, and dedicated dog run
- Newly landscaped front and back yards
- Attached garage with laundry, side-yard door access, and a bonus storage room located above the garage
- Parks and local schools nearby
- Minutes to shopping, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, restaurants, and Hillsdale Shopping Center
- Convenient commute to SF and Silicon Valley with connections to Caltrain, 101, 280, and 92
- Approximately 1,270 sf and 5108 sf lot
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Explore the Neighborhood
One of the largest cities on the San Francisco Peninsula, San Mateo offers a lively downtown, well-loved parks, and easy access to some of the Bay Area's most popular outdoor escapes.
Spanish explorers first arrived in 1776, naming the creek beside which they camped San Mateo Creek. When the railroad came through in 1863, wealthy San Franciscans followed, building summer retreats in what was then a quiet, wooded corridor. Today, the city is home to roughly 103,000 residents, with a median household income of $153,500 and a median home value of approximately $1.62 million.
Residents enjoy an impressive range of amenities, from the Hillsdale Shopping Center to a lively downtown filled with restaurants, bars, and neighborhood shops. Coyote Point Recreation Area offers picnicking, swimming, windsurfing, fishing, and sailing, along with the beloved CuriOdyssey museum, where visitors can get up close to wild animals and explore hands-on science exhibits. For a longer escape into nature, the six-mile Sawyer Camp Trail runs parallel to Crystal Springs Reservoir just west of I-280 — home to a 600-year-old Jepson Laurel, bald eagles, and golden eagles.
Spanish explorers first arrived in 1776, naming the creek beside which they camped San Mateo Creek. When the railroad came through in 1863, wealthy San Franciscans followed, building summer retreats in what was then a quiet, wooded corridor. Today, the city is home to roughly 103,000 residents, with a median household income of $153,500 and a median home value of approximately $1.62 million.
Residents enjoy an impressive range of amenities, from the Hillsdale Shopping Center to a lively downtown filled with restaurants, bars, and neighborhood shops. Coyote Point Recreation Area offers picnicking, swimming, windsurfing, fishing, and sailing, along with the beloved CuriOdyssey museum, where visitors can get up close to wild animals and explore hands-on science exhibits. For a longer escape into nature, the six-mile Sawyer Camp Trail runs parallel to Crystal Springs Reservoir just west of I-280 — home to a 600-year-old Jepson Laurel, bald eagles, and golden eagles.
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