2272 BUNKER HILL DRIVE, SAN MATEO CA 94402
- 4 beds
- 2.00 baths
- 1,710 sq.ft.
- 11,960 sq.ft. lot
Property Description
Rare, fully transformed Eichler in San Mateo Highlands, seamlessly blending iconic mid-century architecture with modern innovation. The private backyard showcases sleek hardscape, a lush lawn, and serene hillside viewsperfect for outdoor living and entertaining. This home achieves true net-zero energy living with solar panels and Tesla Powerwall, eliminating electricity bills. Inside, meticulous renovations include a Porcelanosa kitchen with premium cabinets, Miele appliances, and tastefully updated bathrooms featuring Porcelanosa vanities, tiles, and mirrors. Each room is equipped with a mini-split heat/cool unit, and Tesla EV charging is installed for convenience. Additional highlights include water-efficient landscaping, a modernized garage, and proximity to top-rated Aragon High School. Ideally located near major companies, shopping centers, restaurants, parks, and Caltrain, with easy access to San Francisco and Silicon Valley.
Listing Courtesy of Yuan Meng, BayOne Real Estate Investment Corporation
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