Presented by Ephan Liu
Redwood Views, Sunlit Spaces, Unbeatable Location
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$1,100,000
150 Alma Street #201, Menlo Park
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About This Home
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Treetop Living in Linfield Oaks
Set among the treetops, this light-filled second-floor condo feels like a private retreat, just minutes from downtown Menlo Park, Palo Alto, and Stanford.
The open living and dining area is bright and welcoming, with crisp white walls, crown molding, recessed lighting, and plush neutral carpet. A classic white-mantel fireplace anchors the living room. Big windows and sliding glass doors frame views of mature redwoods and seasonal color, so the space feels calm and connected to nature all year. The dining area sits under a modern glass-and-nickel chandelier and flows easily into the kitchen and living spaces, which works well for everyday life and for hosting.
The updated kitchen has white flat-panel cabinets, white quartz counters, and a sea-glass subway tile backsplash with under-cabinet lighting. It also includes stainless steel appliances, a built-in wine refrigerator, and a pull-down faucet over an undermount sink. A pass-through breakfast bar keeps the cook part of the conversation.
Step outside to a generous private balcony nestled in the canopy. It’s a lovely spot for morning coffee, an evening glass of wine, or dining outdoors beneath the redwoods.
The bedroom is serene, with tall crown molding, recessed lights, and a wide window looking out onto the greenery. It has plenty of space for a king bed, a reading nook, and more.
Unit 201 is in a well-kept, secure building. Building amenities include a community pool, an elevator, and a 2-car gated garage. The location is hard to beat: near Burgess Park, downtown Menlo and Palo Alto, Stanford, Facebook and commute routes, and about an 11-minute walk to the Palo Alto Caltrain station. The home is also served by Menlo Park City Elementary and Sequoia Union High school districts.
The open living and dining area is bright and welcoming, with crisp white walls, crown molding, recessed lighting, and plush neutral carpet. A classic white-mantel fireplace anchors the living room. Big windows and sliding glass doors frame views of mature redwoods and seasonal color, so the space feels calm and connected to nature all year. The dining area sits under a modern glass-and-nickel chandelier and flows easily into the kitchen and living spaces, which works well for everyday life and for hosting.
The updated kitchen has white flat-panel cabinets, white quartz counters, and a sea-glass subway tile backsplash with under-cabinet lighting. It also includes stainless steel appliances, a built-in wine refrigerator, and a pull-down faucet over an undermount sink. A pass-through breakfast bar keeps the cook part of the conversation.
Step outside to a generous private balcony nestled in the canopy. It’s a lovely spot for morning coffee, an evening glass of wine, or dining outdoors beneath the redwoods.
The bedroom is serene, with tall crown molding, recessed lights, and a wide window looking out onto the greenery. It has plenty of space for a king bed, a reading nook, and more.
Unit 201 is in a well-kept, secure building. Building amenities include a community pool, an elevator, and a 2-car gated garage. The location is hard to beat: near Burgess Park, downtown Menlo and Palo Alto, Stanford, Facebook and commute routes, and about an 11-minute walk to the Palo Alto Caltrain station. The home is also served by Menlo Park City Elementary and Sequoia Union High school districts.
Property Details
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Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
2
Square Footage
1,275 sq ft
Year Built
1975
Property Type
Condo
Parking
2
HOA
$1,162.94/month
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Menlo Park stands as the birthplace of technological innovation, a neighborhood where groundbreaking companies first took root and reshaped the global technological landscape. This is the hallowed ground where Facebook (now Meta) established its headquarters, transforming a modest suburban location into the epicenter of social media revolution. Similarly, Google's early days were nurtured in this remarkable community, with the company's initial innovations emerging from the collaborative, forward-thinking environment that defines Menlo Park.
The neighborhood is distinguished by its extraordinary network of open spaces, including the Baylands Nature Preserve, which offers residents an unparalleled interface between urban living and protected natural environments. Sand Hill Road has become legendary in the tech world, representing the venture capital corridor that has funded countless technological breakthroughs. From the headquarters of pioneering tech firms to the research facilities that continue to drive global innovation, Menlo Park represents a living testament to Silicon Valley's most transformative spirit.
Community infrastructure anchors this innovative landscape, with the Menlo Park Library and Belle Haven Community Center providing essential gathering spaces that balance technological ambition with community-centered living. Stanford University's proximity infuses the neighborhood with an intellectual energy, creating a residential environment that is simultaneously scholarly and forward-thinking. What truly defines Menlo Park is its unique ability to nurture world-changing ideas while maintaining a deeply connected, human-centered community—a place where innovation is not just a concept, but a way of life.
The neighborhood is distinguished by its extraordinary network of open spaces, including the Baylands Nature Preserve, which offers residents an unparalleled interface between urban living and protected natural environments. Sand Hill Road has become legendary in the tech world, representing the venture capital corridor that has funded countless technological breakthroughs. From the headquarters of pioneering tech firms to the research facilities that continue to drive global innovation, Menlo Park represents a living testament to Silicon Valley's most transformative spirit.
Community infrastructure anchors this innovative landscape, with the Menlo Park Library and Belle Haven Community Center providing essential gathering spaces that balance technological ambition with community-centered living. Stanford University's proximity infuses the neighborhood with an intellectual energy, creating a residential environment that is simultaneously scholarly and forward-thinking. What truly defines Menlo Park is its unique ability to nurture world-changing ideas while maintaining a deeply connected, human-centered community—a place where innovation is not just a concept, but a way of life.
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