Presiding over 3 very private acres in Woodside, home to many Silicon Valley leaders, this extraordinary contemporary home takes full advantage of sweeping views across the San Francisco Bay. The home’s abstract contemporary architecture, by commercial architect Carasco & Associates of Palo Alto, is closely associated and influenced by the work of world-renowned architect Richard Meier in New York who advocated a pure form of architectural modernism. Walls of glass are thoroughly oriented toward the views, which extend beyond breathtaking grounds that include a living rooftop over the lower level, amazing stretches of lawn, an infinity edge pool and spa, plus playground and putting green. The generous dimensions of the home include two multi-room apartments on the lower level plus incredible unfinished space that offers an opportunity for creators, collectors, or a variety of needs to suit any lifestyle. Adding to the appeal is the home’s central location close to Sand Hill Road, Stanford University, and San Francisco International Airport.

At a Glance

• Extraordinary 3-level abstract contemporary home completed in 1991
• Sweeping views of the San Francisco Bay
• 4 bedrooms, 4 full baths, and 2 half-baths in the main residence plus two multi-room apartments
• Using the most conservative calculations, the square footage is approximately 12,938 (buyer to confirm):
  • Main residence (main and upper levels): ~5,194
  • Basement Area
    • Workshop (unfinished basement): ~2,769
    • Garage/atrium: ~1,500
    • Full bath, hallway, and elevator: ~778
  • Guest apartment 1: ~1,292
  • Guest apartment 2: ~1,405
• Elevator service to all three levels
• Parking space for 8 cars
• Basement level with 12-foot ceilings, unfinished commercial-grade space ideal for creators and collectors, plus wine cellar, full bath, and storage
• Steel construction built to withstand an 8+ magnitude earthquake*
• Infinity edge pool and spa, putting green, play area, and fire pit
• Lot size of approximately 3+ acres