Eugenia Way, Hillsborough, CA
Highlights
- .66 acre building site
- Spectacular views of the SF Skyline and Bay
- Offered at $3,225,000
Description
If spectacular views of the SF Skyline and Bay, a prime Skyfarm location, plus total privacy are what you are seeking this could be the perfect building site. Don’t settle for anything that does not exactly meet your desires. Create your exact dream home on this rare parcel. Atop one of Hillsborough’s highest hills where hawks soar above the towering peaks and plunging canyons, this spectacular building site has vistas beyond the wooded Skyfarm reserve, San Francisco Bay, all the way to the skyline of San Francisco.
Nestled among mature Oaks, this is the perfect building site for those wanting an absolutely natural and unspoiled setting and the perfect place to build an architecturally significant home. With .66 acres, there is room for a home of grand proportions, plus an Accessory dwelling unit. Moderately down sloping, there is also the perfect place for an infinity pool.
Among multi million dollar homes, the property is an exceptional value at $3,225,000
About The Skyfarm Estates
The Skyfarm Estates began as one of the four famous Crocker family estate homes and acreage located in Hillsborough California. Originally over 300 acres, the Skyfarm Estates is located at the highest geographical point in the town of Hillsborough and the San Francisco Peninsula. There are vistas all the way to the San Francisco Skyline, across the bay to mount Diablo and south to mount Hamilton. The planes landing at San Francisco International Airport can be seen below as they make the approach. The topography of Skyfarm today is much the same as it always was, soaring ridges and deep oak wooded canyons. The original Italian renaissance castle designed by Arthur Brown Jr, the architect of San Francisco’s civic center, was built in the 20’s for William W Crocker. The majestic mansion still stands on several beautifully landscaped private acres, and is now the Prestigious Nueva School.
First subdivided in the early 70’s, the ridges and knolls became building sites, and the wooded canyons open space preserves. Until Subdivided, Skyfarm was a real working farm with cattle roaming the grassy hilltops.
Now mostly built out, there are only a few of the original vacant building sites remaining in The Skyfarm Estates, one of these being 74 Eugenia Way. Like much of Skyfarm, 74 Eugenia has views all the way to the skyline of San Francisco and across San Francisco Bay to Mount Diablo. The gentle to moderately downsloping lot is .66 acre and has room for an architecturally significant structure, an accessory dwelling unit and the perfect place for an infinity pool.
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Contact Ed Stephens
- (650) 208-1301
- edwardstephensrealestate@gmail.com
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