At A Glance

A townhome that trades sprawl for volume.

Sunnyvale townhomes rarely give you sixteen-foot ceilings, and this one does. Two upstairs primary suites, three outdoor spaces, an attached garage, and a detached one down the lane. A gated community, held quiet by Cannery Park at its edge, minutes to downtown and the Caltrain platform.

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3 Outdoor Spaces

Property Type Townhome

Parking 1 Attached, 1 Detached

HOA $679 / mo

Community Gated, Sunnyvale

Step Inside

Walk the volume. Room by room, light by light.

The story is vertical: a great room that lifts on entry, a fireplace anchored below a wall of stacked windows, a kitchen that flows past a dining nook to a patio, two primary suites upstairs, three separate places to step outside.

The living room seen from the front entrance, with sixteen-foot ceilings, an upper landing above, a tile-front fireplace on the right, and pale hardwood floors — The great room, on entry. A curved partial wall separates the sitting area from a raised landing. The stair works as a second sculpture.

Living room with a stone-tile fireplace, a stacked pair of windows above the mantel, and a sliding glass door out to a private patio — The fireplace wall. A sliding door on the right steps out to the ground-floor patio.

Living room seen from the far side, showing the tall mirrored chimney breast and the geometric window wall that gives the room its light — The height, from the opposite corner. The mirrored chimney breast doubles the ceiling.

Dining nook with a round wood table, cane-back black chairs, three pendant globes overhead, and the white kitchen visible to the right — The dining nook, between the kitchen and the stair. A short walk to the counter, a shorter walk to a chair.

Kitchen with a marble-veined quartz peninsula, white cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, a gas range, and a side entry to a small balcony — The kitchen, from the dining side. A marble-veined peninsula, a gas range, a wine fridge under the counter.

Second view of the kitchen at counter height, marble-veined quartz sweeping to a stainless-steel refrigerator and a small side balcony beyond — The counter, at eye level. A side door leads to the second balcony.

Primary bedroom with a vaulted ceiling, a full-wall mirror behind the bed, a king bed dressed in white, and sliding glass doors to a private balcony with a chair set out — The main primary suite. Vaulted ceiling, mirrored headboard wall, sliding doors to a balcony held by a tree canopy.

Primary bath with an oversized corner soaking tub set in white tile, a small awning window above, and a framed print on the side wall — The primary bath. An oversized corner tub, tiled to the wainscot line, with a separate shower off frame.

Deep walk-in closet with wire shelving running down both side walls and the back, gray carpet, and a wide open floor — The walk-in closet off the primary. Real depth, not a linen shelf reclassified.

Upstairs balcony with a metal wire railing, two red-and-cream striped canvas sling chairs and a small wood side table, framed by a birch tree — One of the two upstairs balconies. A birch canopy handles most of the privacy.

“Dramatic sixteen-foot ceilings, abundant natural sunlight, three distinct outdoor spaces. An expansive, airy atmosphere that is increasingly hard to find.”

The Residence

Built for volume, wired for light.

This is a 1991 Sunnyvale townhome that behaves like something larger. On entry the ceiling lifts to sixteen feet, the stair curves back on itself, and light drops in from a stacked pair of upper windows before it ever reaches the fireplace. The floor is fresh laminate wood, waterproof and stain-resistant, laid throughout the main level.

The main floor moves as one plan: sitting area, dining nook, kitchen. The kitchen is set behind a marble-veined quartz peninsula with a gas range, a wine fridge, ample pantry space, and a stainless steel package. A side door off the kitchen steps onto its own small balcony. A patio door off the living room steps onto a private ground-floor patio bordered by planted hedge.

Upstairs are two true primary suites, each with its own en-suite bath. The main primary reads as the retreat: a vaulted ceiling, a mirror-wall behind the headboard, an oversized corner soaking tub with a separate shower and a private toilet room, and a walk-in closet with real depth. One attached garage sits under the unit; a second detached garage is a short walk down the lane.

The Volume

Sixteen Feet

Sunnyvale townhomes of this vintage almost never have this ceiling. It is the single detail that decides how the home feels the moment you step inside.

The Plan

Two True Primaries

Not a bedroom and a bedroom with a bath. Two upstairs suites, each with its own en-suite, sharing a hall between them.

The Outside

Three Ways Out

A ground-floor patio and two upstairs balconies, each on a different side of the unit. Year-round indoor-outdoor living without the yard maintenance.

The Details

What makes it uncommon.

Sixteen-Foot Ceilings

Not a vaulted ridge over one room, but a full sixteen feet of vertical air across the great room. The single detail that separates this unit from every neighbor on the block.

Two Primary Suites

Both upstairs, both with en-suite baths. The main primary carries the corner tub, separate shower, private toilet room, and a real walk-in.

Three Outdoor Spaces

A private ground-floor patio, a small kitchen-side balcony, and a larger primary-suite balcony. Three separate rooms of outdoor air.

Chef's Kitchen

Marble-veined quartz counters, gas range, breakfast peninsula, wine fridge, ample pantry storage, and a stainless steel package.

Two Garages, One Gate

One garage attached directly under the unit, one detached down the lane. Both inside the community gate, both included with the home.

Estimate Your Payment

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Down Payment 20%

Interest Rate 6.5%

Loan Term

Estimated Monthly Payment

$6,010

Principal and interest only. Taxes, insurance, and the $679 monthly HOA are not included. Based on a list price of $1,188,000.

The Neighborhood

Cannery Park, as it lives.

The gate opens onto a walk. Cannery Park sits a block away, quiet and treed, with a play structure and lawns that fill on weekends. Downtown Sunnyvale is a ten-minute walk on the other side. The Caltrain platform and the VTA sit within the same window.

Google, Apple, and LinkedIn campuses are each a short commute. The location is the kind that makes a townhome hold its value: quiet inside the gate, walkable outside it, wired to the valley.

One block from Cannery Park, ten minutes from downtown Sunnyvale and Caltrain

Sixteen Feet Overhead