This Woodside property looks absolutely stunning! The views of the western hills and the wildflower preserve are breathtaking. The Norwegian architecture feels authentic and warm. I love the idea of having a garden with native species and fruit trees. It seems like a wonderful place to raise a family near good schools.
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I really like how much is included here. You get a four-bedroom home with four baths, which is plenty of space for a family. There is also a recreation room that could serve as a fifth bedroom, plus room for an ADU if needed. The outdoor space is huge with over half an acre, and the garden looks beautiful with native plants and fruit trees. Having a detached garage and EV charging spots is a nice bonus. It feels like a well-rounded property that covers all the bases for modern living without missing out on the charm of the original Norwegian design.
The property sits nicely near the Town Center and Highway 280, which seems very convenient for daily commutes or weekend outings. Access to trails is a plus for those who enjoy outdoor activities. The proximity to Woodside Village suggests good local amenities are nearby, making this a practical choice for someone valuing ease of access in this specific area.
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About 144 Alta Mesa Road, Woodside
The listing at 144 Alta Mesa Road in Woodside presents a residence inspired by traditional Norwegian farmstead architecture and designed for modern California living. The home was extensively rebuilt and expanded in 2002 under the direction of architect David Leavengood and features materials such as solid cedar, old-growth redwood, and wide-plank Tennessee longleaf pine. Situated on more than one-half acre, the property offers views of the western hills and Kite Hill Wildflower Preserve, along with gardens, native plantings, fruit trees, and winding pathways. The residence includes four bedrooms, a recreation room or fifth bedroom, four baths, and approximately 3,395 square feet of living space, with proximity to Woodside Village and the Woodside School.
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