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Jan Majeski & Sue Dickey present:
Location, style, and functionality come together seamlessly in this single level, three bedroom, two and a half bathroom, waterfront home, nestled in the prestigious “Whalers Island” neighborhood, situated ideally between Silicon Valley and San Francisco.
The home’s living areas gracefully flow together throughout with skylights, soaring ceilings, an abundance of windows. Immediately welcoming with an impressive entry are the clear sightlines to the wide water views from the moment you walk through the front door. An expansive living room flooded with natural light, provides ample space for family gatherings and entertainment. The updated kitchen sits off the dining room with tranquil water views. A comfortable family room and a convenient powder room. The bedrooms, including a grand suite with a sunroom that could be used for the ultimate office space or sitting area, and two updated bathrooms are situated away from the main living spaces, creating restful retreats.
Outdoor spaces punctuate this property and include waterside decking, vibrant landscaping with colorful flowers, and plenty of space for an al fresco dining area overlooking the water with northern exposure. The lot’s boat hook-up is an opportune space to launch explorations into the Foster City’s lagoons.
Set on an approximately 5,800 square foot lot in Foster City with nearby access to highways 92 and 101. Home close to Farragut Park and convenient to Edgewater Plaza and the Metro Center
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Contact Jan Majeski
(650) 888-1230
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Contact Sue Dickey
(650) 888-4993
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A planned community offering multiple waterways and walking trails, league parks and children’s play parks, tennis and pickle ball courts, a dog park and several beaches. Ryan J. Leo Park and a Recreation Center housing many activities including summer concerts, a spectacular 4th of July fireworks show, Art and Crafts fair, Cultural festivals, picnics and more. The Recreation Center offers a multitude of classes, waterfront rooms for events. Water sports equipment available for rent and a teen center with a skate board park. The city offers a choice of shopping plazas and restaurants including the Edgewater Plaza waterfront dining options.
Located on the border of San Mateo approximately 1.5 miles to the Bridgepoint Shopping Center, approximately 2.5 miles to Hillsdale Shopping Center and approximately 4 miles from the downtown San Mateo offering extensive shopping, restaurants and a multi-cinema center. Convenient to Hillsdale Train Station for commuters to SF or SJ. Located approximately 22 miles south of the heart of San Francisco. Approximately 9 miles south of San Francisco’s International Airport and Millbrae Bart Station.
Foster City is unlike any other city in the Bay Area. It is a planned community, built in the 1960s on an engineered landfill in the marshes of San Francisco Bay and incorporated in 1971. Foster City's most notable characteristic is the extensive lagoon system that runs throughout the city; in fact, water covers 80 percent of Foster City’s 20 square miles. Credit card giant Visa Inc. kept more than 2,000 workers in Foster City when it moved its headquarters to San Francisco in 2009. Companies headquartered in the city include Gilead and Electronics For Imaging, Inc. Foster City is the western terminus of the seven-mile-long San Mateo Bridge, which connects with Hayward on the eastern side of San Francisco Bay. Neighboring cities include San Mateo, Belmont, and Redwood City. Foster City’s population is more than 32,000.
