3032 Greer Road, Palo Alto 94303 — $2,595,000 – 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms -1,797 sf living space on a 7,151 sf lot – Agent comments: Enjoyed by one family since purchase from Eichler Homes in 1959, Open the gate to a fully landscaped courtyard. Kitchen and bathrooms, Dual pane windows and glass, Floor plan – original, Kitchen open to family room […]
3387 Kenneth Drive, Palo Alto 94303 — was $2,487,000 now $1,999,000 – 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms – 1,499 sf living space on a 8,755 sf lot – Agent comments: Delightful Eichler home in a prime Palo Alto neighborhood, Updated throughout, Spacious living room with wood burning fire place oriented to a private patio, Beautifully refinished oak hardwood floors, Professionally landscaped […]
3317 Benton Street, Santa Clara 95051 — $1,088,000 Sold $1,287,000 COE 5/3/18 – 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms -1496 sf living space on a 654 sf lot – Agent comments. Stunning Mid-Century Modern townhome! The large sliding glass doors to the both the front and back patios provide for the perfect for California style indoor-outdoor living, Features include: a versatile floor plan, […]
If you’re reading this blog then I’ll consider you to be in a “special access club”. We had a great turnout for our Vanderbilt Eichler open house which converted into 6 offers. Saving the suspense of “hey, guess what it sold for” — it went to $2.1m. Obviously we are extremely pleased by our diligent efforts of detailed home preparation and exclusive marketing, but to me this is also a signal from the market that a well presented Eichler will draw a lot of interest. The market is still solid and sometimes very competitive. The Hoods Point Highlands Eichler had 5 offers, mostly coming in for that uniquely private lot and view. But in the case of 1315 Lennox it seems the market is rejecting it since they can’t buy an offer… This weekend is the San Mateo Highlands Eichler Home Tour. Make sure you come by to see me in person “The Eichler Guy” ha! I’ll be hosting a wonderful Eichler at 1755 Lexington Ave, and I’ll have a few handouts you might enjoy. This is a fantastic opportunity to meet homeowners, designers, architects, and get ideas for your next (or dream) project. Bonus if you can tell me what are the 2 other houses on tour that we helped with some staging furniture!
No new Eichlers on the market this week. However, there are signs that the market is beginning a slow awakening from the winter hibernation. Last week on the Friday tour (Mountain View, Los Altos, Palo Alto) there were 22 new listings. This week there are 29 new listings. I believe the endless rain, Trump inauguration, and rising interest rates may be playing into another slow week. After all, who wants to be hosting a Broker Tour or Open House in a torrential downpour? Several very attractive tear-down lots have also come on in Palo Alto so will be very interesting to see where those go.
3719 Starr King Cir — $2,298,000. – 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms – 1772sf living space on a 6240sf lot – Completely updated to modern standards, Newly constructed master bedroom and 2-car attached garage. Mark’s Preview Notes: Request a Showing to See This Eichler MLS Photos: Listed 11/3/16 (Lan Bowling of Keller Williams represents the Seller)
Mark Easterday and team are honored to be the most-selling Eichler team in the Bay Area for 2013, and overall Eichler Homes Realty has sold nearly 100 Eichler homes! Eichler Homes Realty, founded in 1994 by Jerry Ditto who wrote the first Eichler coffee table book, continues operation today under Mark Easterday and his team. Selected by Jerry Ditto to take over the business in 2009, Mark and team have grown www.eichlerhomes.com to become the “go to” marketplace for the Eichler real estate community, proven by the over 20,000 page views per month. Mark visits hundreds of Eichler homes for sale, tracks sale prices for up-to-date market trends, shares comments about the condition and opportunity of each home, and invites homeowners and buyers to follow along. Mark has often used the analogy that Eichlers are now becoming similar to the “classic car”. We talk about what “vintage” your Eichler is (50s, or 60s, or even 70s); we ask what “model” do you have, of course referring to Atrium, or Courtyard, or Gallery; we even ask who was the architect firm who designed your Eichler as if it was a collectible car maker. Mark and wife, Sabrina, have owned their own Atrium model Eichler since 2001. “I feel like an ‘Eichler Archeologist’ by having seen the inside and outside of hundreds if not thousands of Eichlers, from the untouched original to the wildly remodeled. I get to see and feel Joesph […]
