633 Alameda de Las Pulgas, Redwood City - Presented by: Angelo Cosentino & Sandra Maher

Features

This classy and stylish two-story home eschews its 1950s heritage for a bright, open interior with beautifully landscaped front and back gardens. You’ll fall in love with the freshly modernized kitchen and baths, and its generous size.

The luxurious and modern kitchen is well-appointed with sleek granite counters, tiled floors, professional stainless steel appliances, and fine wood cabinetry. Casual counter stool seating makes for a near perfect place to sit with your morning cup-of-brew and laptop to read the paper. The open living / dining room is warm and welcoming, showcasing a bright warm wood burning fireplace. Completing the main level, you will find three bedrooms, an updated full bath, and a single car garage with laundry and added storage space. The backyard includes a patio, BBQ/dining area, and a wonderful flat grassy fenced yard.

The upper level of this home features a large master suite with a spacious walk-in closet, a full bath, and a fifth bedroom. Both bedrooms are flooded with natural light.

633 Alameda De Las Pulgas is well situated within the prime residential neighborhood of Central Park, Redwood City - conveniently located near 101/280, Stanford University, tech jobs, Whole Foods Market, and other upscale shops and eateries.

This 1952 Central Park home's modernized interior and gardens invite you to stay a while and indulge in refined and easy-living. It may just be the perfect place to raise today's modern family.

Features:

- 5 Bedrooms / 2 Bathrooms
- Upper-Level Master Suite
- Remodeled Interior
- Modern, Professional Kitchen
- High-End Bath Amenities
- Open Living / Dining
- Wood Burning Fireplace
- Landscaped Front & Back Gardens
- Patio W/ BBQ Area, Grassy Fenced Yard
- Washer / Dryer
- Attached 1-Car Garage
- 1,807 Sq. Ft., 5,250 Sq. Ft Lot (per tax records)
- Two Story Home Built In 1952
- Convenient Residential Neighborhood

Neighborhood

Redwood City

California may be known for its temperate weather, but Redwood City boasts the added distinction of having tied the Canary Islands and North Africa’s Mediterranean Coast for the world’s best climate in a 1920s U.S. and German test. Hence the city’s motto, which officials have plastered on signs around town: “Climate Best by Government Test.”

The city is located near the middle of the San Francisco Peninsula and is surrounded by rolling hills and bay shoreline. Redwood City also offers a revitalized downtown, which is home to restaurants, bars, and nightclubs, as well as the San Mateo County government center, courthouse, and jail. Some downtown parking meters even let you add time via cell phone.

Around 79,000 people live in Redwood City, and nearly 24 percent are children, according to United States Census Bureau statistics. The median household income is $77,111, and the median home value is $798,100. Of the city’s 29,167 housing units, 54 percent are owner occupied. For more market information visit our Redwood City real estate market conditions page.

The city limits include the Redwood Shores neighborhood on the waterfront, which is physically separate from the rest of Redwood City and borders San Carlos and Belmont. Redwood Shores has two elementary schools and a Sofitel hotel and houses the headquarters of Oracle Corp. and Electronic Arts Inc.

In the hills above the city lies the Emerald Hills neighborhood, a beautiful residential area that’s home to Edgewood Park & Natural Preserve and close to Interstate 280.