229 E Bellevue Avenue #4, San Mateo - Presented by Lizi Tabet

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229 East Bellevue Avenue #4

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Features

Just a short stroll to both downtown San Mateo and Burlingame, this perfectly located townhouse is waiting for its new owners. Light filled open floor plan, two en-suite bedrooms, powder room, large deck, a remodeled kitchen, two designated underground secured parking spaces, lots of storage and a low HOA... Welcome home!

At a Glance

Open floor plan – 2 levels
Formal entry, light drenched step down living room
Two large bedrooms both ensuite with remodeled bathrooms
Powder room on first level
Remodeled kitchen with double ovens and new appliances
Large deck perfect for entertaining and barbecuing (western exposure)
Laundry area inside (side-by-side)
New skylight
Tons of storage and large closets
2 parking (secured underground)
Large private storage unit, plus community storage
Quiet and secured small complex (10 units)
Self-managed HOA – low $350/monthly fees

Neighborhood

One of the largest cities on the San Francisco Peninsula, San Mateo boasts many options for recreation as well as a revitalized downtown, with a large movie theater, restaurants, and bars. Spanish explorers first came to present-day San Mateo on a 1776 scouting trip and named the creek they slept beside San Mateo Creek. In 1863, the railroad arrived in San Mateo, leading some wealthy San Franciscans to build summer and weekend homes in the area. Today, approximately 100,000 people call the city home. The median household income is $88,000, and the median home value is $722,000 according to 2013 United States Census Bureau data. Of San Mateo’s 40,014 housing units, 54 percent are owner occupied. The city is home to the Hillsdale Shopping Center and a number of parks -- including Central Park and the Coyote Point Recreation Area. The CuriOdyssey museum at Coyote Point offers science and wildlife exhibits for children and adults, some of which feature live animals. For a breathtakingly beautiful jog, hike, or bicycling outing, locals head to the Sawyer Camp Trail at the Crystal Springs Reservoir.