That striking entrance, and its wide, grand staircase, is what attracted Stanford to the home in the first place.

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A unique and custom-designed home perched in the Oakland Hills, 5950 Grizzly Peak Blvd. is a rare Bay Area property: log cabin style and a treetop view.

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Though it may seem like a well-preserved and classic example of an East Bay bungalow, 2828 San Jose Ave. is a unique property. Not only does it offer an unusually large lot and a plethora of rare ...

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Jon Rubinstein, who played an instrumental role in the development of the iMac and iPod in the early days of Apple, has put his ultra-luxury San Francisco home built in the 1920s on the market after ...