Archive for the 'Easton Addition' Category
New Construction in the Easton Addition of Burlingame
0 Comments Published by chrismolnar November 16th, 2009 in Burlingame, Buyer Tips, Easton Addition. by chrismolnarThere are currently 5 new constructed homes in Burlingame for sale. Four houses are located in the Easton Addition neighborhood at: 1316 Drake Ave, 1348 Drake Ave, 1325 Cabrillo Ave and 1417 Cabrillo Ave. These are all large homes with 4 or 5 bedrooms and 4 plus bathrooms on standard 6000sqft lots. Priced between $2,199,000 – $2,328,000. Buyers who are looking in this price range and want new construction, will soon have more choices. There are several new homes being built. I know of at least four homes that I have noticed just walking my dog in the neighborhood. There is one more brand new home for sale in the Burlingame hills at 150 Newton Dr.. This is a rather large home with 5400sqft on a 17,000 sqft lot offered for $ 2,995,000.
Bay Bridge closure no problem for Burlingame homeowners to get to work in San Francisco
0 Comments Published by chrismolnar October 28th, 2009 in Burlingame, Buyer Tips, Easton Addition, Neighborhoods. by chrismolnarWaking up to the news that the Bay Bridge was closed this morning, I started thinking of the many ways one could get to San Francisco from Burlingame without crossing any bridges. Bart connects in Millbrae and if you live close to Adeline Drive, you can take the shuttle to the station and don’t need a car at all. Caltrains stops in Burlingame downtown and in Millbrae. If you need to drive and want city streets the option is to take El Camino Real north which will connect with Mission St in San Francisco. Like the more scenic route, take Skyline Blvd all the way to San Francisco. Of course it is easy to drive via Highway 101 or 280 however you might sit in traffic with all those commuters who just came over the San Mateo Bridge from the East Bay and have been on the road for hours.
Inventory in Easton Addition in Burlingame at record high level
0 Comments Published by chrismolnar June 6th, 2009 in Burlingame, Easton Addition, Neighborhoods. by chrismolnarBuyers who have been focusing on the Easton Addition neighborhood in Burlingame now have choices. Currently there are 23 single family homes for sale. Compare this with the same time last year, when we had only 9 homes on the market. 10 homes show that they have accepted an offer and are pending. Prices start at $ 999,000 priced for lot value and go up to $ 2,429,000 for a 5 bedroom house.
New Construction in Burlingame
0 Comments Published by chrismolnar November 13th, 2008 in Burlingame, Buyer Tips, Easton Addition, Neighborhoods. by chrismolnar
What a difference 7 months make. This house at 2516 Hale Drive in Burlingame is now completed and for sale for $ 2,368,000. The home has 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths and incredible detailed finishes to enjoy for years to come. A beautiful addition to the Easton Addition neighborhood in Burlingame. Franklin Elementary, the district elementary school is easy to reach by foot or bike. Listed exclusively by Maureen Gilmartin/The Gilmartin Group Tel: 650.348.2020/E-mail: maureen@thegilmartins.com 
The most expensive single family home in Burlingame
2 Comments Published by chrismolnar February 6th, 2008 in Burlingame, Easton Addition, Neighborhoods. by chrismolnar
The home on 1266 Drake Avenue in Burlingame is the most expensive house for sale in Burlingame. Currently it is listed for $ 2,458,000 by Monica Seeger/Cashin www.monicaseeger.com. This home has been on and off the market for several years. With 5 bedrooms/and 4+ bath and 4,030sqft of living space it offers room for a large family. The media room set-up and other well defined areas in the home will meet today’s family needs. New exterior paint has given this 85 year old home a much needed face-lift.
Burlingame residents say good bye to Tom the tree
0 Comments Published by chrismolnar September 10th, 2007 in Burlingame, Easton Addition, Neighborhoods. by chrismolnarAfter many months of debating this issue, the large eucalyptus tree in front of the Easton Branch Library has been removed. Burlingame residents love their trees and are proud of it’s designation as a “TREE CITY USA”. There was a lot of resistence to removing this 100-foot tree. Unfortunately the tree’s roots had lifted the pavement on Easton Drive and made driving quite dangerous especially at night. The Easton Addition neighborhood in Burlingame is a much desired area to live in. Besides the may trees and the charming recently renovated library, residents enjoy that you can walk to the Broadway or Burlingame Avenue restaurant and shopping area. Many of the school children in this neighborhood walk or bike to Franklin, Lincoln or Roosevelt Elementary School every morning. Now is a great time to purchase a home in this lovely neighborhood. 30% of all homes for sale in Burlingame are located here.
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