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On a vast corner lot of more than 1.2 acres with absolute privacy, this avant-garde contemporary home is perfectly positioned to take full advantage of sweeping San Francisco Bay views and the surrounding hillsides. Every room in the three-story home presents the views through massive windows and glass doors opening to wraparound front balconies. Curved standing seam roof lines, creating half-barrel vaults above the living room and dining room, are a signature of the design. Inside, wide open spaces tie together with glass-lined stairways and balconies to ensure unobstructed views. A contemporary European kitchen features Bauformat cabinetry with Miele and Liebherr appliances and adjoins the family room for everyday living. The home has 5 bedrooms and 5.5 baths perfectly arranged with a ground-floor suite ideal for guests or a home office, two bedroom suites on the main level, plus a top-floor suite and the luxurious primary suite. Closets are all fully customized, bathrooms are uniquely appointed in an array of porcelain finishes, and much of the modern lighting is from Restoration Hardware. Sleek design inside and out, incredible privacy and views, plus an unbeatable location minutes to trailheads and to Highway 280 – this is certainly an exceptional place to call home.
Los Altos Hills is a residential community with no commercial or industrial zones, instead sharing town amenities and zip codes with nearby Los Altos. With its hilly terrain and commanding views, Los Altos Hills provides unspoiled preserves, rolling hills, picturesque valleys, and a mild climate. The town residents enjoy an extensive pathway system comprising 65 miles of beautiful trails and off-road paths connecting most of the community like a grand sidewalk. Many famous residents reside among its tree-lined streets and small village atmosphere. Neighboring downtown Los Altos offers interesting and provocative shops, as well as fine dining and cultural activities, all combining to make Los Altos Hills a premiere residential hot spot.
