Overlooking the 10th fairway of Sharon Heights Golf & Country Club, this townhome is located in the venture capital community on famed Sand Hill Road. The entire ambiance is warm and inviting with Saltillo tile floors and a central three-story glass-topped atrium that fills every level with natural light and is even rigged with a pulley system for ease of watering hanging plants. Beyond the atrium’s light, sliding glass doors in the living room, kitchen, and top-floor primary suite open to views out to the golf course sheltered by tall foliage for privacy. The public rooms on the second level comprise a large living room with fireplace, formal dining area with a full wall of mirror, and large eat-in kitchen. Hand-crafted wood cabinetry blends in harmony with the tile floors and adds to the natural beauty of the setting, which is most apparent on the terrace where a waterfall enhances the ambiance, a built-in barbecue adds convenience, and tall foliage adds privacy.

Today’s work-from-home and distance-learning needs are easily accommodated at this home with a concealed office area in the living room, built-in workstation in the kitchen, sizeable landing area at the top of the stairs, plus an entire room on the primary suite level with flexible use for an office or family room. Plus, there are 3 bedrooms, including one already fully customized with cabinetry and even integrated laundry (optional laundry can also be found in the attached 2-car garage).

The top-floor primary suite and adjoining office/family room, separated by track-hung sliding doors, take full advantage of the verdant golf-course views. The suite has three closets plus a fully organized walk-in closet for amazing wardrobe storage. The en suite bath features a furniture-quality dual-sink vanity and a separate sky-lit room with glass-enclosed shower.

Topping it all off are the community amenities of multiple pools and spas, including one very convenient to this home, and all just minutes to Stanford University and future commute routes to all of Silicon Valley and San Francisco.