Real Estate

Piece Of San Carlos History Built By Captain

One can only hope to look half as good as this lovely, historic abode built in the 1880s as a peaceful retreat.

The price of the 3-bedroom home has just been reduced.
The price of the 3-bedroom home has just been reduced. (Realtor.com)

SAN CARLOS, CA -- Chestnut Street home represents a part of the city's founding.

  • Address: 300 Chestnut St, San Carlos, California
  • Price: $2,195,000
  • Square Feet: 2415
  • Bedrooms: 3
  • Bathrooms: 3 Baths
  • Built: 1905
  • Features: Huge price reduction! This property is your chance to own a piece of San Carlos history with all the bells and whistles that any home owner would want on the fabulous Mid-Peninsula. You cannot beat this incredible, quiet location with views of the bay and western hills. This usable large lot has spacious front and back yards with room to play, entertain, garden or just relax. The house is a rare, pagoda-style structure that was built by Capt. Nicholas T. Smith in the late 1880s as a peaceful retreat and was enjoyed by Smith and other distinguished men of the time. Based on historical records, this house is the last physical reminder of the contributions that Smith made to founding the city of San Carlos. The current owners have meticulously maintained this 3-bedroom/3-bathroom home and have felt privileged to be the caretakers of this wonderful property.

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