252 Blakewood Way, Redwood City, California 94062, Woodside, 94062 - 3 bed, 2 bath
ACTIVE$2,000,000
252 Blakewood Way, Redwood City, California 94062
3Beds
2Baths
1,431Sqft
12,800Lot
Price Vs. Estimate
Estimation data not available
Key pros and cons
Top Pros:
Unique Charm & Character: This 'one-of-a-kind mountain retreat' offers the distinct appeal of a 'charming 1930s log cabin,' blending 'classic charm with modern comfort' for a truly unique living experience.
Top Cons:
Age of Original Structure: While updated, the core '1930s log cabin' structure may present perceived maintenance considerations or limitations for some buyers compared to newer construction.
Compared to the nearby listings
Price:$2.00M vs avg $2.66M ($-660,000)25%
Size:1,431 sqft vs avg 2,398 sqft16%
Price/sqft:$1.4K vs avg $1.2K74%
More Insights
Built in 1930 (95 years old).
Condition: Despite being built in 1930, this property has undergone extensive and high-quality renovations, as evidenced by the 'newer master suite addition,' 'radiant heated hardwood and tile floors,' 'dual-pane windows,' and an 'open kitchen with granite counters and a new six-burner gas range.' The images confirm a modern, updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a contemporary bathroom featuring large-format tiles and a glass shower. The property is move-in ready with major systems and aesthetic components updated within the last 5-15 years, blending classic charm with modern comfort and functionality.
Year Built
1930
Close
-
List price
$2M
Original List price
$2M
Price/Sqft
$1,398
HOA
-
Days on market
-
Sold On
-
MLS number
ML82013711
Home ConditionGood
Features
Good View:
Deck
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About this home
One-of-a-kind mountain retreat on a sun-drenched, fenced 1/3-acre lot surrounded by majestic redwoods. This charming 1930s log cabin has been thoughtfully expanded with a quality newer master suite addition. Features include vaulted ceilings, radiant heated hardwood and tile floors, dual-pane windows, and an open kitchen with granite counters and a new six-burner gas range. Enjoy serene views and all-day sunlight from the expansive south-facing deck. The detached garage includes an EV charger, attic storage, and parking for multiple vehicles. Landscaped with drought-tolerant native plants. Located within walking distance to Alices Restaurant, Skywood Trading Post, and miles of scenic hiking and biking trails. Easy access to Skyline Blvd and Hwy 84 for a smooth commute to Silicon Valley or the coast. Classic charm meets modern comfort in a peaceful, tight-knit communityperfect as a full-time residence or weekend getaway.
Nearby schools
/10
Ormondale Elementary School
Public,•K-3•2.8mi
8/10
Corte Madera School
Public,•4-8•3.4mi
6/10
Woodside High School
Public,•9-12•4.3mi
Condition Rating
Good
Despite being built in 1930, this property has undergone extensive and high-quality renovations, as evidenced by the 'newer master suite addition,' 'radiant heated hardwood and tile floors,' 'dual-pane windows,' and an 'open kitchen with granite counters and a new six-burner gas range.' The images confirm a modern, updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a contemporary bathroom featuring large-format tiles and a glass shower. The property is move-in ready with major systems and aesthetic components updated within the last 5-15 years, blending classic charm with modern comfort and functionality.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Unique Charm & Character: This 'one-of-a-kind mountain retreat' offers the distinct appeal of a 'charming 1930s log cabin,' blending 'classic charm with modern comfort' for a truly unique living experience.
Extensive Modern Upgrades: The property features significant updates including a 'quality newer master suite addition,' 'vaulted ceilings, radiant heated hardwood and tile floors, dual-pane windows,' and an 'open kitchen with granite counters and a new six-burner gas range,' ensuring modern comfort.
Exceptional Outdoor Living & Natural Setting: Enjoy a 'sun-drenched, fenced 1/3-acre lot surrounded by majestic redwoods,' offering 'serene views and all-day sunlight from the expansive south-facing deck,' complemented by drought-tolerant landscaping.
Lifestyle & Recreational Access: The location provides excellent lifestyle benefits, being 'within walking distance to Alices Restaurant, Skywood Trading Post, and miles of scenic hiking and biking trails,' ideal for outdoor enthusiasts.
Commuter Accessibility & Practical Amenities: Offers 'easy access to Skyline Blvd and Hwy 84 for a smooth commute to Silicon Valley or the coast,' along with a 'detached garage' featuring an 'EV charger, attic storage, and parking for multiple vehicles.'
Cons
Age of Original Structure: While updated, the core '1930s log cabin' structure may present perceived maintenance considerations or limitations for some buyers compared to newer construction.
Niche Architectural Style: The distinct 'log cabin' aesthetic, while unique, caters to a specific taste and might limit the potential buyer pool compared to more universally appealing contemporary home styles.
Potential for Remote Feel/Services: Described as a 'mountain retreat' in a 'tight-knit community,' which could imply a more secluded feel and potentially longer travel times to larger commercial centers or diverse services for some buyers.