342 Parrott Drive, San Mateo, CA 94402

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$4,999,000

bedrooms

bathrooms

square feet

3,380

Acreage

0.28

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year built

1927

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Half Baths

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A Montecito-inspired retreat in the heart of Baywood. Behind its white stucco facade, black-framed windows, and terracotta roofline lies a Spanish-influenced home built for both everyday living and effortless entertaining. The main level features a formal Living Room with an eleven-foot barrel-vaulted ceiling, arched windows, gas fireplace, and oak floors, plus a formal Dining Room, well-appointed Kitchen with bay-window Breakfast Area, main-level bedroom and bathroom, office, and mudroom. French doors open to a private Arto-tile patio and lush grounds. The garden level offers a family room with yard access and a powder room. Upstairs: a primary suite with steam shower, walk-in closets and bonus room, two additional bedrooms, hall bath, and laundry. Detached two-car garage and motor court. Minutes from San Mateo Central Park, downtown shopping and dining, and easy freeway access to Silicon Valley and San Francisco.

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MLS number: ML82061889

Listing agent: Jennifer Gilson

Listing broker: Golden Gate Sotheby's International Realty (650) 348-0222

Last update: Saturday, October 3 2026 at 12:26 a.m. EDT

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