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Morgan Park Lane, Menlo Park
Morgan Park Lane is a community built by Taylor Morrison
Homes offering 3 and 4 bedroom
Single Family Homes at around the $1m mark.
With great transport from nearby road links and BART only a couple of blocks Morgan Park is a fantastic location.
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Menlo Park Schools
The Menlo Park City School District is a public school district in the San Francisco Bay Area, primarily serving the communities of Menlo Park and Atherton. Through the Tinsley Voluntary Transfer Program the district allows students from Redwood City, East Palo Alto and eastern Menlo Park to attend MPCSD schools.
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Our Buyers receive all the benefits of working with a full-service Realtor® plus a Buyer’s CASH Rebate - 30% of our commissions *Our Buyer Rebate will be used to assist you in your closing costs and will be shown on your closing papers. This Buyer Rebate will allow you to bring less money to closing — so you are saving money when you buy a home with Bay Broker. Our Realtor Team are Top Bay Area specialists averaging almost 100 transactions a year. You receive the benefits of working with a seasoned Agent as well as a 30% commission Rebate*
How our Cash Rebate works: When you buy a home there are typically two Real Estate Agents involved with the property transaction. The Listing Agent is representing the Seller and has a responsibility to get the home sold for the 'Best and Highest Price'. Bay Broker is the Buyer's Agent and our job is to negotiate the lowest price for our Clients AND Rebate them 30% of our commission. The Seller typically offers to pay each of these Agents a commission of 2.5% of the sales price. You will benefit from top service with no sales pressure and save money in your closing costs when you buy your next home with Bay Broker.
* We require a minimum of $12,000 per transaction with the balance rebated to our Buyers, up to 30% of our commission. There is no Buyer Rebate on homes under $500,000. This Buyer Incentive Agreement is based on a 30% REBATE of Bay Broker's commission. We usually receive 2.5% of the sales price. Buyer(s) MUST be pre-approved by a lender and provide Bay Broker with a pre-approval letter prior to viewing homes. Buyer to notify lender about broker rebate at loan application. All parties involved in the transaction must be informed of the Buyer Rebate (incentive) to be credited through escrow. If your Lender does not allow this credit in Escrow, Bay Broker will send you the 30% REBATE 10 days after closing escrow.
Menlo Park is an affluent city in San Mateo County, in the San Francisco Bay
Area of California. Menlo Park is home to about 30,000 people in about 10
square miles of land. The main street in downtown Menlo Park is Santa Cruz
Avenue, with the Menlo Center situated at its intersection with El Camino
Real. The Menlo Park Civic Center is bounded by Ravenswood Avenue, Alma
Street, Laurel Street and Burgess Drive. It contains the council offices,
library, police station and Burgess Park which has various recreational
facilities. Much of Menlo Park's economy centers around the companies on
Sand Hill Road, consisting of venture capital, private equity, financial
services, law firms, and other professional service companies and investment
vehicles focusing on technology.
HISTORY: In the nineteenth century two Irish immigrants, Dennis J. Oliver
and his brother-in-law D. C. McGlynn, purchased a 1,700-acre tract of land
on the former Rancho de las Pulgas. In the 1850s they erected a gate with a
wooden arch bearing the inscription "Menlo Park" at the entrance to their
property (now the intersection of Middle Ave and El Camino Real). The word
"Menlo" derived from the owners' former home of Menlough in County Galway,
Ireland. In 1863, the San Francisco and San Jose Rail Road named a nearby
station "Menlo Park" after the sign. The 1867 station building still stands
on the platform of the current Caltrain station, used by the local Chamber
of Commerce. The town of Menlo Park grew up around this station, becoming a
popular home for San Francisco businessmen. A post office arrived in 1870,
and the city was incorporated in 1874. The original arch which gave its name
to the stations and ultimately the city survived until 1922, when it was
destroyed in an automobile accident.
Contact Steve or Zoë Atkinson, your local Bay Area Real Estate Agent
101 California Suite 2450
San Francisco CA 94111
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