Just listed: Stunning 2BD/2BA Condo in Millbrae



Stunning 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Top Floor Condo in a Prime Millbrae location with the best view in the entire building. From the living room, you can enjoy the Mills High field and the pool area while relaxing by the gas fireplace to view the beautiful sunsets from the balcony. Open kitchen with modern cabinets, granite counters, stainless steel appliances & in unit washer and dryer. Freshly painted interior, newer carpet, new modern dining room light fixture and master bedroom fixture. Spacious master bedroom, a master bath with a beautiful granite vanity, modern mirror and fixtures. One car secure deeded parking and storage unit down the hall. On site pool and hot tub.

Desirable area close to Lucky's Supermarket, First Republic Bank, shops, restaurants, transportation & excellent schools. Close to all forms of public transportation - Walk to Bart and CalTrain. Easy access to 280/101. Pet friendly. The complex is conveniently located within walking distance to schools (Franklin Elementary and Mills High School). LOW HOA dues of $478

Asking Price: $969,000












- Stunning Condo in Millbrae
- 2 bedroom 2 bathroom
- Mills High field view
- Fresh interior paint
- Granite counters, modern light fixtures
- Remodeled Open Kitchen with stainless steel appliances
- Newer carpet
- Large 1 car parking
- On site pool and hot tub
- Walk to Franklin Elementary and Mills High
- Close to restaurants, shops, transportation
- Easy to access to 101 and 280
- HOA $478


300 Murchison Dr Unit 300
Millbrae, California

Janice Lee
415-832-9151
International President's Premier
Top Producer, Top SF Realtor
Investment Specialist
JaniceFLee@gmail.com
www.JaniceLeeHomes.com
BRE #01720205

Kenneth Nguyen
BRE #01372769
Mobile: 415-377-8880
Email: Broker.Ken@gmail.com
Website: http://rebrand.ly/contact-me









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