Super Private Hidden Redwood City House and Garden

Discreetly set within a verdant garden beneath mature redwood trees, this redesigned hidden residence offers boutique-style comfort and privacy—ideal for short-term business stays or visiting family. Spanish tile floors, vaulted ceilings, and hand-carved wood beams create a refined, calming atmosphere. Fully screened from the street and accessed through a gated private driveway (flag lot), the home provides a quiet retreat within walking distance of both San Carlos and Redwood City downtowns. The space This Spanish-style hidden house features tiled exterior details, wood floors, and high ceilings, creating a bright, quiet environment well suited for short-term business stays or visiting family. Surrounded by a landscaped garden with succulents, cacti, palm trees, and mature redwood trees, the home offers calming greenery views from nearly every window and door. Separate dining, living, and bedroom areas provide clear separation between work, rest, and shared time—ideal for remote work, focused calls, or hosting visiting family. Multiple outdoor spaces include a covered back patio, garden seating, and a secluded glade beneath two large redwood trees. The fully stocked kitchen includes a gas stove and oven, JURA coffee and espresso machine, full-size refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher, and Opal ice machine, supporting comfortable day-to-day routines. A popular neighborhood breakfast café is an easy walk away. Business-travel essentials include reliable 1-Gig high-speed Wi-Fi, a dedicated work desk, ample lighting, and central heating controlled by a Nest thermostat. The home also includes air conditioning and radiant heated floors in the bathroom for added comfort. A 50” Samsung The Frame TV provides YouTube TV for live channels and access to major streaming apps (guest logins). When not in use, the TV displays classic art images and photography, blending seamlessly into the space. Outdoor areas include a covered patio, garden seating, and a distinctive garden table topped with a solid wood slab—an inviting and unique spot for outdoor dining or quiet work. Guest access To access the house, enter through the large wooden driveway gate located to the left of the house on the street (not your house). You will see “47A” in white lettering centered on the wooden arch above the driveway gate you will enter. The gate is always unlocked. Turn the handle on the left side to open it, then close the gate behind you. Walk down the driveway toward the white garage door. Pass the garage on your right, then follow the path to the left to reach the front door. Night arrivals: pathway lights are on at the end of the driveway, and a security floodlight will automatically turn on as you walk down the driveway toward the house. Other things to note This home is not suitable for small children due to a water feature and the presence of cacti and other spiked plants in the garden.