designed by pacific peninsula architecture (ppa) and masterfully built by matt komo of mjk homes, on over 0.6 flat, gated acres in the country club area of los altos. ppa’s signature principles—natural light, proportion, flow, and plan—are evident throughout a floorplan designed to capture light from every angle, every hour. fifteen-foot coffered ceilings rise beneath clerestory windows, and french doors open to a heated loggia anchored by a hand-set stone fireplace. this is a curated legacy property where every detail reflects uncommon care. the kitchen was conceived for serious culinary passion: dedicated prep stations, dual miele dishwashers, and a layout designed to eliminate bottlenecks. designer lighting and hardware hand-selected for each space yet unified in design. closets and abundant storage planned methodically to ensure every room presents without visual clutter—rare intentionality throughout. the grounds are a sanctuary: a custom treehouse with finished interiors mirroring the main home, culinary fruit trees—fig, pomegranate, citrus—flowering gardens with walking paths designed for discovery, all across level, private grounds. proximity to sand hill road, leading tech campuses, sfo/sjc, and top-rated schools respects the value of time in silicon valley. this level of curation is irreplaceable, as it lives in the thousand intelligent decisions already researched, deliberated, and made beautifully.
