1650 Oak Street
1650 Oak Street, Menlo Park
Price Withheld
3+ Beds
3 Baths
2,760 sq. ft.
Lot Size: 15,210 sq. ft.
1650 Oak Street
1650 Oak Street
1650 Oak Street
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1650 Oak Street
- Home
We are so fortunate to have Stanford University in our backyard. I grew up going to every Stanford Football and Basketball game with my parents and brother. It was always fun, surrounded by lots of friends and fans at Stanford’s amazing facilities. I’m proud to say that my husband and I have continued the tradition with our daughter. With 36 different sports at Stanford, you’re bound to find a sport to cheer for. There is always something to do on campus!
And, if you haven’t been to the new Arts District on campus or visited the Anderson Collection, I highly recommend it. The Andersons are a local family with one of the world’s most renowned contemporary art collections. They donated over 120 pieces to Stanford this past year and it’s real must see.
- Heart
I’ve lived in Menlo Park almost my entire life and to me, relationships matter. The majority of my business comes from referrals; family, friends and past clients. My expectation is to continue our relationship well beyond the close of escrow, and I look forward to it. My goal is to exceed every expectation and to earn the client’s trust so a referral becomes a natural part of the process.
“After my dad passed away, my mom decided to move from the East Coast to be near us. We met Valerie at one of her open houses and hit if off right away. She’s so knowledgeable about this area, ans she’s also warm and genuinely interested in people’s stories. That was the beginning of a great relationship. Valerie helped us find the perfect home for mom, and, two years later, she still visits and keeps in touch. Last year we called on Valerie again when we were thinking of purchasing the family vacation from Elizabeth’s dad. She helped us keep the house int he family, ensuring another generation of memories.
When we met Valerie, we gained a friend as well as a Realtor.”
Colette Kehoe and Elizabeth McDevitt
