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Welcome to 2707 Wakefield Drive in Belmont's coveted Hallmark area. This 4-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home offers spacious living areas and stunning views of the San Francisco Bay. Natural light floods every room, creating an inviting atmosphere. Indulge in cozy evenings by the fireplace in the living room and enjoy meals in the elegant formal dining room with garden views. For relaxed gatherings, unwind in the spacious family room. The backyard is perfect for outdoor gatherings with a large deck off of the kitchen and mature landscaping. Upstairs, discover four spacious bedrooms, each offering a peaceful and private retreat. Adjacent to a park, the property provides easy access to outdoor activities and top-rated schools. Conveniently located within 20 miles of major tech companies and Half Moon Bay's stunning beaches, this home offers the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle, with easy access to freeways and SFO airport which further enhances its appeal.
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Additional Showings by Appointment:
Contact Trish Power / Kateryna Davydova
(650) 808-0972 / (650) 867-0545
Belmont gets its name from the French words for “beautiful mountain,” and much of the city sits at the base of steep hills overlooking San Francisco Bay.
Many fine homes that were built at the turn of the last century still stand, although the demand for additional housing in recent decades – spurred partially by growth at the nearby headquarters of Oracle Corp. – gives the city a more modern look.
Belmont is also the home of Notre Dame de Namur University, a Catholic, co-educational school that became the first college in California authorized to grant a bachelor’s degree to women.
Bounded by San Mateo, Foster City, Redwood City, and San Carlos, Belmont has a population of more than 26,000 residents. The city is located within close proximity to both state Route 82 and Highway 101 and also has its own Caltrain station.
Belmont attracted national attention in 2009 when it adopted a smoking ordinance considered one of the strictest in the nation. The ordinance bans smoking in all parks, businesses, and multistory apartments and condominiums.
