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420 Oakdale greets you with an elegantly designed carport garage and a private entry garden and patio protected from the street. A large foyer with high ceilings opens to a remodeled, eat-in kitchen, a large living-dining room opening to a deck overlooking a thoughtfully landscaped yard, a dramatic open staircase with skylights, an office alcove with custom wood cabinetry, two bedrooms, and a full bath.
The lower level provides a master bedroom suite with a deep closet and a master bath with an extra large soaking tub; a large family room; a deck opening to the yard; a fourth bedroom; a half bath; and a large laundry and storage room.
You have to see 420 Oakdale to appreciate the impeccable care that the present owners have lavished on this house during their 23 years in residence. They created an exceptional living environment by rebuilding this home to the highest standards. The house was completely renovated/rebuilt in 2003 – down to the studs minus a few boards. For example:
Under the surface, the house has up-to-date infrastructure that will provide trouble-free living for many years; for example:
The deep, level yard with abundant space for entertaining and playing completes this outstanding property. A large curved deck adjacent to the the family room opens to a manicured lawn, graceful paths, two large pergolas – one with a spa, the other for dining in the garden, and mature plants.
The Chapman Park neighborhood provides charm, convenience, and “walkability.” From 420 Oakdale Ave, you can walk to the Corte Madera Town Park, the Corte Madera Community Center, the Old Town Square with its shops and restaurants, the Corte Madera Town [Shopping] Center. Neil Cummins Elementary School and Hall Middle School are just a few minutes away.
Commuting is easy, with Highway 101 and the Larkspur Ferry Terminal both a few minutes drive (or bicycle ride) from Chapman Park. If you are commuting home from San Francisco by car or bus, you exit at Tamalpais Drive, before meeting major traffic going north and east. This is the last “easy” exit from the freeway.