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Feels like a luxurious Spanish villa tucked away in Millbrae's Highlands neighborhood
A Millbrae Highlands home, reviewed by 8z's Jean Joh, conjures up images of a luxurious Spanish villa, complete with stucco exterior, tiled roofing, arched doorways and even a wine cellar.
55 La Solano conjures up images of a luxurious Spanish villa, complete with stucco exterior, tiled roofing, arched doorways, a courtyard entry with limestone balustrades, and even a wine cellar. One can enjoy amazing bay views from almost every room in the home, whether on the main floor of living room, dining room, kitchen, and family room or on the cozy lower level of bedrooms.
Built in 1980, this home was remodeled by the current owner, and this appears to be its first time on the market according to MLS records. Although filled with elegance and many perks and updates, the home still manages to feel cozy and comfortable. For a review of this home, room by room and detail by detail, find my complete listing review.
Buyers who want the European feel of a home with modern finishes and updates would love this home. It would work well for a family with children or with professionals who love to entertain family and business associates, and also for those who might prefer a quieter lifestyle inspired by the best of the bay.
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Priced at $1,850,000, 55 La Solano is the second highest priced home currently on the market in Millbrae, and the highest in the Highlands area. It is almost $600 per square foot, while the average for recent sales in the Highlands is at $506. Still, a discerning buyer would appreciate that this home has a distinctive edge and value over other homes.
This home is listed by Anthony E Galli at Coldwell Banker Residential. I am a real estate agent in Millbrae, please let me know if I can help you with your real estate questions.
