Only 4 Bedroom Eichler Townhome in Santa Clara on 3329 Benton Street | Tim & Ryan ROI Real Estate скачать в хорошем качестве

Only 4 Bedroom Eichler Townhome in Santa Clara on 3329 Benton Street | Tim & Ryan ROI Real Estate

3329 Benton Street, Santa Clara • $1,198,888 The only four-bedroom townhouse (not a restrictive co-op) or condo for sale in all of southwest Santa Clara, this Eichler townhome offers all the builder’s traditional mid-century trademarks — floor-to-ceiling windows and well-placed skylights letting in abundant natural light, multiple private and spacious enclosed patios for natural indoor-outdoor living and dining, luxurious (and community-maintained) radiant floor heating, and timeless open beam plus tongue-and-groove ceilings — along with a litany of modern improvements. One of the select few air conditioned units in this historic complex, the lengthy list of functional and aesthetic upgrades include two and a half fully-remodeled bathrooms, a new laundry system (conveniently located amidst the bedrooms upstairs), new water heater, luxury wide plank flooring and recessed lighting throughout, new fencing, and more. This complex offers the only viable option for fee-simple ownership of an Eichler in Santa Clara and benefits from being built at a time when land was more readily available, hence the ample park and green space and spacious amenities (including a great pool) throughout the complex as well as the deeded outdoor space and attached covered parking that lend these units the feel of a single family mid-century home. Located in the heart of the most desirable quadrant of Santa Clara and benefiting from the City’s enviably low utility costs, this lovingly maintained home is just a short bike ride to Apple and Central Park and a quick drive to the South Bay’s finest amenities and employers and in a welcoming community with ample inclusions and amenities. 3329 Benton Street, Santa Clara, CA 4 Beds • 2.5 Baths • $1,198,888 More listings at: https://www.timandryan.com ROI Real Estate Seller Repped By: Ryan Nickell