Kitchen & family room
White shaker cabinetry, farmhouse sink, stainless range and hood, patterned tile backsplash, and a navy island with seating, open to a family room with a beamed ceiling and built-ins.
Baywood–Aragon · San Mateo, California
Offered at $3,200,000
A 1936 Colonial on a tree-lined street, with an open kitchen, a landscaped yard and a detached studio office — midway between San Francisco and Silicon Valley.
The Home
Behind the columned entry porch, the main level flows from a long living room with a brick fireplace, crown molding and plantation shutters into a formal dining room and an open kitchen and family room. French doors open to a flagstone patio and a private, hedge-lined yard.
Upstairs are three bedrooms, including a primary bedroom with a French door to a rear balcony. Across the yard, a detached studio with a vaulted, beamed ceiling, sliding glass doors, a mini-split and a kitchenette works as a home office, gym or creative space.

White shaker cabinetry, farmhouse sink, stainless range and hood, patterned tile backsplash, and a navy island with seating, open to a family room with a beamed ceiling and built-ins.
Bar sink, wine refrigerator and glass-front cabinets between the kitchen and dining room. Powder room with side-by-side laundry on the main level.
A detached, light-filled studio with exposed beams, sliding doors to the yard, a mini-split and kitchenette — room for a quiet workspace away from the main house.
Flagstone patio, turf lawn with a concrete-paver grid, planting beds, mature privacy hedges, a paver driveway and a broad front lawn.
Improvements
Push-pier underpinning and re-leveling per engineered plans, with city permits and inspections. The pier system carries a transferable manufacturer's warranty. Full engineering and repair records are available to qualified buyers.
Walls opened for the kitchen and family room, custom cabinetry throughout the kitchen, pantry, laundry and powder room, and a new front porch, walkway and retaining walls.
Landscaped rear yard and patios, and the garage remodeled into the detached studio office.
Gallery
Current, unstaged photos. Professional photography coming soon.
Neighborhood
One of San Mateo's most established neighborhoods: 1920s–40s homes on tree-lined streets with sidewalks, minutes from downtown San Mateo, Caltrain and Highways 92, 101 and 280.
Public school assignment is set by the San Mateo-Foster City and San Mateo Union districts and can change; buyers should verify with each district.
Private Showings
Tours are by appointment. Tell us two times that work and we'll confirm by email or phone. Buyers are asked to provide proof of funds or a lender pre-approval before the showing.
Buyers represented by an agent are welcome — please include your agent's name.