(features con't), one in upstairs bedroom (original construction); floor-to-ceiling custom bookshelves divided by Dutch door in formal living room that opens on to partially enclosed New England-style patio; formal dining room includes original wide-plank hardwood flooring, custom closet, matching Dutch door with adjacent window box display and entry to partially enclosed patio. Kitchen and breakfast room with Brazillian cherrywood lead to rear entry surrounded by pane-glass featured family room with wood-burning, floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, part of 800 sq. ft. addition completed in 1988. Exterior 20' x '20 second-story deck, with entry from a rear bedroom, connected and overlooking a fieldstone patio custom designed by British-trained landscape architect that includes a built-in grill with tile surfaces, mature grapevines, surrounding wood-framed structure, small trees, other vines, a classic Romanesque fountain and a prolific lemon tree. Neighborhood Description Immediate neighborhood reflects the grandeur of the 1930s, when the home was built as part of the DiSalvo Tract that replaced cherry orchards with custom homes and the site of what would become San Jose's second public high school. Captures the serenity of Norman Rockwell's New England with mature Sycamores lining both sides of a broad thoroughfare that leads to the classic Rose Garden section of San Jose. Walk to nearby America's Best Rose Garden (1937, first in the Bay Area), adjacent public library, Merritt Trace Elementary (1929), Herbert Hoover Middle (1931) and Abraham Lincoln High (1942) schools. Historic Rosicrucian Museum, the "Shark Tank" (home of the NHL San Jose Sharks), The Alameda shopping district, Santana Row and Westgate (formerly Valley Fair) shopping centers, O'Conner Hospital, and San Jose Community College surround the perimeter of this remarkable San Jose community.
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