The businessman and computer scientist Eric Schmidt has an enviable real estate portfolio which includes mansions in different cities in the United States, so it is not surprising that He and his wife Wendy have decided to sell their mansion in Silicon ValleyCalifornia.
The property has just entered the real estate market with a price tag of $24.5 million dollarsa figure that is 12 times more than what the Schmidts paid for the place in the 90s.
This property occupies a 3.3 acre lot and was originally built in the 1960s. Schmidt, former CEO and chairman of Google, owned the place for the past 30 years and was responsible for renovations and maintenance of the place.
“It was carefully considered and designed to create a canvas of privacy and natural serenity, representing a tremendous opportunity to redefine what a legacy community in Atherton can be,” says listing agent Kat Carroll.
The European style main house It has an area of 5,625 square feet Distributed in five bedrooms, five bathrooms, hallway, living room, main room, dining room, kitchen, laundry room and other amenities.
From the interior of the property we must mention its herringbone wood floors, curved staircase with iron railing, french doors, large windows and more. The kitchen includes its own breakfast bar, marble countertops and high-end appliances including a Thermador stove.
On the other hand, the master bedroom has its own terrace, living room, dressing room and spa-like bathroom covered in marble.
Additional to the main house there is a guest house that was built less years ago by Schwanke Architecture. There are also two motor courts and a detached garage with capacity for three vehicles.
The new owners will also have access to an Amdega Conservatory that was imported from the United Kingdom and is currently a greenhouse.
Outside there is extensive green areas with terrace, pool, spa area, dining room and other spaces ideal for enjoying the outdoors with family or friends.
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