303 Myrtle is a Mediterranean-inspired masterpiece custom built by Greg Lowitz, author of Building a Dream ( www.builderswebsource.com ). This home has eye-catching curb appeal that sets the standard for this Redwood City enclave of distinctive homes. Built using the finest materials, architectural-grade Pella windows flood the interior with light on both floors. An 18-foot foyer with an open Redwood beam ceiling provides a warm Mediterranean-inspired feel. The floorplan is spacious with excellent circulation and privacy. Sound proofed ceilings, thick 5/8" wallboard throughout, cast iron plumbing, and heavy-duty grade copper water supply ensure a lifetime of care-free performance. Extensive use of tile, granite, marble, and porcelain are found in the kitchen, bathrooms, and foyer/laundry areas. The oversized kitchen is a gourmet's delight, featuring a commercial-grade Thermador gas range and grill. All doors are four-panel solid fir, stained to natural warm finish. All bedrooms, the living room, and dining room feature 3/4" select oak floor with contrasting walnut strip. Stairs are solid oak treads and railings, with a lovely light-filled landing suitable for an office desk/computer and armoire. A view of the coastal mountains is seen from the landing. Two exterior tiled decks provide a relaxing outdoor living extension. Beautiful mature landscaping with exterior lighting brings this unique property to life. This is a rare home in an excellent and very quiet location, close to schools, chuches, and within walking distance to the train station and the newly renovated downtown Redwood City promenade and restaurant district. This home is for the discriminating buyer who values a well engineered home with architectural appeal and livability. Additional bonuses include an oversized crawlspace with waterproofing and a concrete pad -- great for storing wine and other items that require a cool, dry space.
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