Modern Luxury meets Old World lyricism in this statement of architectural perfection. Designed by acclaimed Hillsborough architect John Stewart, and custom built in 2010, the home dazzles like new, spanning 6,790 sq. ft. across three distinct levels. The rarity of the offering begins at the site of Hillsborough’s newest subdivision, the Stonebridge cul-de-sac comprised of only 14 baronial estates. Tucked into the foothills of the Tobin Clark Estate, the location celebrates privacy with virtually no through-traffic. Bay views, and a collection of vintage trees are a time-honored backdrop. Each hand-crafted home of this new generation reflects Revival architecture from charismatic genres…the result: an unparalleled visual presence that defines Hillsborough prestige.

28 Mountain Wood Lane delivers Wow-Factor interiors along with great diversity for office, recreation, and even a separate lower level welcoming ADU use as private quarters. Premium finishes are rendered in immaculate condition, while expressing a level of design detail reserved for the pages of magazines. Re-claimed antique roof tiles, stone facades, carved wood corbels, and romantic arcades and verandas raise the bar on custom character.  The opening movement of your symphony is a grand entry salon with epic staircase, CEO’s library, and broad gallery that reveals fluid gathering spaces topped by high ceilings. An epic kitchen/family great room with one of Hillsborough’s best center islands stretches 48 feet across the back of the home merging with the outdoors. Don't miss the kitchen's double Sub-Zeros, integrated Wok, plus outdoor Lynx barbecue station.

Amenities include 6 bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms, including the sequestered lower level adaptable as its own ADU apartment, or connoisseur’s “cave” for wine cellar, billiard lounge, and gym. For al fresco entertaining, the fully landscaped .66 Acre delivers privacy and function with Mediterranean flair. A  flat lawn provides a possible pool site, while garden terraces lead to bird's eye seating plateaus overlooking the Bay. Gazing toward the horizon, colorful twilights embody the San Francisco Peninsula’s signature Dolce Vita…walking distance to top-ranked Aragon High, and 10 minutes or less from downtown San Mateo and Highway 92.