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MO PLAN 1D and 1E.Ai MONTALVO OAKS IS LOCATED IN MONTE SERENO, ONE OF LOS GATOS' MOST DESIRABLE PLACES TO LIVE IN THE BAY AREA. INTRODUCING AN EXCLUSIVE OPPORTUNITY OF 36 ARTFULLY CRAFTED HOMES, WITH ELEGANT CHARM, OFFERING LUXURY LIVING EXPERIENCE. HOMES OFFER SPACIOUS LIVING AREAS, PREMIUM GOURMET KITCHENS, EXPANSIVE OWNER’S SUITES WITH SPA-LIKE BATHROOMS, AND LARGE WALK-IN CLOSETS. THIS IS THE HOME COLLECTION YOU’VE BEEN WAITING FOR. OFFERING HIGHLY RANKED SARATOGA SCHOOLS, PROXIMITY TO DOWNTOWN LOS GATOS, SARATOGA VILLAGE, AND EASY COMMUTE ACCESS TO HIGHWAY 17 AND I-880. JUST MINUTES TO PARKS, MAJOR EMPLOYERS, DINING AND ENTERTAINMENT. MONTALVO OAKS IS THE PLACE TO CALL HOME! 2020 Architectural HOMES FEATURES Digest SCHOOLS Great Design Award AWARD WINNING FEATURING 36 HIGH-QUALITY NEW HOMES • HESTAN STEELETTO APPLIANCES • FOOTHILL ELEMENTARY BLACK, ROYAL BLUE, WHITEWHITE, RED, WITH EXCITING OPTIONAL COLORS: • REDWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL PRIVATE BACKYARDS PER PLAN BURGUNDY, ORANGE, GREY, YELLOW, AQUA, GREEN & BLUE GRAY. “Chef Thomas Keller serves as brand ambassador for Hestan Commercial and • SARATOGA HIGH SCHOOL 3-5 BEDS • 1,715-3,238 SQ. FT. APPROX. Hestan Home. His culinary insight has been an invaluable inspiration for the VARIETY OF RESIDENCES: Hestan kitchen. Chef Keller has installed Hestan in his celebrated restaurant AREA kitchens, including Per Se, The French Laundry, Bouchon Yountville, The Surf 21 SINGLE FAMILY • 7 TOWNHOMES • 8 DUETS Club Restaurant and La Calenda.” commercial.hestan.com/partners CHARMING DOWNTOWN LOS GATOS IS SEAMLESSLY LOFTS, DENS AND PRIVATE OPEN SPACE PER PLAN • WHOLE HOUSE CABINETRY & HARDWARE, UNDER CABINET LED LIGHTING WOVEN INTO MONTALVO OAKS LIFESTYLE • KOHLER KITCHEN FIXTURES • CLEAN - HEALTHY NEVER-BEFORE-LIVED-IN HOMES • 1.7 MILES TO DOWNTOWN LOS GATOS • ANDERSON 200 WINDOWS • HOME OFFICE READY WITH HIGH SPEED CONNECTIONS • FLOATING VANITY AT POWDER & OPTIONAL AT OWNER’S BATH • 3.2 MILES TO NETFLIX HEADQUARTERS • KOHLER BATH FIXTURES • 4.4 MILES TO GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL • FLEXIBLE SPACE FOR FITNESS, HOBBIES, HOMES CLASSROOM • FREE STANDING KOHLER TUBS IN OWNER’S SUITE PER PLAN • MINKA LAVERY- BATH VANITY LIGHTS CITY SQUARE COLLECTION PER PLAN • 7.2 MILES TO KAISER HOSPITAL, SANTA CLARA • OWNER’S CLOSET SYSTEM DELUXE WHITE • 7.4 MILES TO APPLE HEADQUARTERS PLAN 1: 3 BEDS | 2.5 BATHS | 1,715-1,728 SQ.FT. • LAUNDRY ROOM SINK & FAUCET • SMART HOME FEATURES IN ENERGY EFFICIENT HOMES • 12.5 MILES TO ADOBE PLAN 2: 3 BEDS | 2.5 BATHS | 1,840 SQ.FT. • PRE-WIRE FOR SECURITY ONLY, USB/RECEPTACLE COMBO • 13.4 MILES TO LINKEDIN’S CORPORATE CAMPUS • 220V 40 AMP ELECTRIC CAR OUTLET PLAN 2X: 3 BEDS + STUDY | 3 BATHS | 1,844 SQ.FT. • EXTERIOR WATERPROOF OUTLETS • 15.5 MILES TO GOOGLE’S CORPORATE CAMPUS • CAMBRIDGE TWO PANEL DOOR PLAN 3: 4 BEDS | 4 BATHS | 2,111-2,125 SQ.FT. • TANKLESS WATER HEATER PLAN 3X: 4 BEDS | 4 BATHS | 2,119-2,125 SQ.FT. PERSONALIZE YOUR NEW HOME FOR YOUR LIFESTYLE: OPTIONS & UPGRADES MULTIPLE VARIETY ON SELECTIONS FOR: PLAN 4: 3 BEDS | 2.5 BATHS | 2,051 SQ.FT. KITCHEN & BATH CABINETS, FIXTURES, COUNTERTOPS. FLOORING, HARDWOOD, TILE , CARPET, RAILING/STAIR SYSTEM MOUNTAIN VIEW ORACLE PLAN 5: 3 BEDS | 2.5 BATHS | 2,236 SQ.FT. Googleplex UPGRADE SUNNYVALE KITCHEN RANGE/HOOD/OVEN, DISHWASHER, REFRIGERATOR, NVIDIA SANTA CLARA WINE COLUMN, BEVERAGE CENTER & WASHER/DRYER, CLOSET SYSTEMS, Adobe APPLE SAN JOSE PLAN 6: 5 BEDS | 5.5 BATHS | 3,076-3,079 SQ.FT. HARDWARE, INSULATION, CEILING LIGHTS/FANS, SPEAKER PACKAGE, KEYLESS ENTRY, NEST /RING FEATURES, STAIR LIGHTING amazon lab PLAN 7: 4 BEDS | 4.5 BATHS | 3,025 SQ.FT. O RD T QUITOQUIQU RD NETFLIX and much more! LOSLO GATOS - SARATOGA RD S GA TOS - SA PERSONALIZE YOUR HOME WITH OPTIONAL FEATURES AT THE RAT O G A R PLAN 8: 4 BEDS | 4.5 BATHS | 3,238 SQ.FT.18840 SARATOGASUMMERHILL LOS DESIGNGATOS, GALLERY MONTE SERENO , CA 95030 D + GUEST SUITE 1 BED | 1 BATH | 500 SQ.FT. SummerHill Homes reserves the right to alter plans, specifications, features, prices, and other information described in this brochure without notice or obligation. All renderings are artist’s conception. All dimensions and sizes are approximate and may vary. Not to scale. Locations, distances, and layouts are subject to change. Ask the Community Sales Team for details. All information contained in this brochure is qualified in its entirety by the Seller’s Information Statement, which is incorporated herein by this reference. BRE# 01301389 2.21.2021 N ADA PARKING 31 30 29 28 MODEL PLAN 2X-AR PLAN 2X-A PLAN 2X-AR PLAN 2X-A ADA 27 1 PLAN 6-BR 7 PLAN 6-BR MODEL 8 9 10 PLAN 1: 3 BEDS | 2.5 BATHS | 1,715-1,728 SQ.FT. PLAN 7-DR PLAN 3-GR PLAN 3-FR PLAN 1-ER PLAN 2: 3 BEDS | 2.5 BATHS | 1,840 SQ.FT. 26 2 PLAN 2X: 3 BEDS + STUDY | 3 BATHS | 1,844 SQ.FT. PLAN 7-D PLAN 3: 4 BEDS | 4 BATHS | 2,111-2,125 SQ.FT. PLAN 7-CR 15 14 13 12 11 PLAN 3X: 4 BEDS | 4 BATHS | 2,119-2,125 SQ.FT. PLAN 2-BR PLAN 3X-FR PLAN 3X-F PLAN 2-BR PLAN 1-D 25 PLAN 4: 3 BEDS | 2.5 BATHS | 2,051 SQ.FT. 3 PLAN 6-A PLAN 5: 3 BEDS | 2.5 BATHS | 2,236 SQ.FT. PLAN 6-AR PLAN 6: 5 BEDS | 5.5 BATHS | 3,076-3,079 SQ.FT. 16 17 18 19 20 24 PLAN 1-D PLAN 3X-G PLAN 3X-R PLAN 2-A PLAN 1-ER PLAN 7: 4 BEDS | 4.5 BATHS | 3,025 SQ.FT. 4 PLAN 7-C PLAN 8: 4 BEDS | 4.5 BATHS | 3,238 SQ.FT. PLAN 7-DR + GUEST SUITE 1 BED | 1 BATH | 500 SQ.FT. Montalvo Oaks Circle 5 21 22-1 22-2 22-3 23-1 23-4 PLAN 6-BR 23-2 23-3 PLAN 5-B PLAN 4-B PLAN 5-BR PLAN 3Y-F PLAN 5-AR PLAN 4-AR PLAN 4-A PLAN 5-A 6 PLAN 8-C Artist’s conception of map. Not to scale. Sq. Ft. are Approx. Summerhill Homes reserves the right to alter plans, specifications, features, prices, and other information described in this brochure without notice or obligation. All renderings are artist’s conception. All dimensions and sizes are approximate and may vary. Locations, distances, and layouts are subject to change. Ask the community sales team for details. All information contained in this brochure is qualified in its entirety by the seller’s information statement, which is incorporated herein by this reference. Bre# 01301389 2.21.21 Googleplex C 237 CISCO To East Bay To Mountain View 101 ORACLE To Penninsula Google 880 & San Francisco Google 82 SUNNYVALE NVIDIA NORMAN Y. MINETA SAN JOSE INTERNATIONAL To South SANTA CLARA AIRPORT 85 San Jose 87 SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY SAN JOSE SAN PEDRO Apple SQUARE 280 SAP CENTER SAN JOSE STATE VALLEY FAIR WESTFIELD CUPERTINO MALL Adobe N DE ANZA BLVD STEVENS CREEK BLVD SANTANA ROW DE ANZA COLLEGE amazon lab Google S DE ANZA BLVD ebay 85 WESTGATE CENTER SARATOGA LANE BY SUMMERHILL HOMES CAMPBELL 17 SARATOGA AVE SARAGOTA SUNNYVALE RD LOS GATOS CREEK TRAIL SARATOGA SARATOGA HIGH FOOTHILL SCHOOL REDWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL EL CAMINO HOSPITAL ELEMENTARY LOS GATOS CREEKSIDE WEST VALLEY COLLEGE SCHOOL WINCHESTER BLVD BY SUMMERHILL HOMES MOUNTAIN WILDWOOD LA RICONADA WINERY PARK SARATOGA COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE NETFLIX 17 CENTER GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL LOS GATOS-SARATOGAFRUITVALE AVE RD LOS GATOS BLVD BELLATERRA @ NORTH 40 9 BY SUMMERHILL HOMES HAKONE ESTATE LARK AVE KAISER PERMANENTE AND GARDENS 85 LIVE OAK MANOR PARK QUITO RD UNIVERSITY AVE CAMDEN AVE LOS GATOS MEMORIAL PARK TRADER JOE’S MONTALVO ARTS CENTER QUITO VASONA LAKE NOB HILL FOODS FIRE COUNTY PARK STATION BILLY JONES WHOLE FOODS MARKET SANBORN COUNTRY WILDCAT PARK RAILROAD RAYMOND J. FISHER MIDDLE SCHOOL BLOSSOM HILL RD MONTE SERENO SAFEWAY LUNARDI'S CITY HALL LOUISE VAN METER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WILLOW STREET PIZZA MANRESA LOS GATOS HIGH SCHOOL LOS GATOS FARMERS' LOS GATOS HOTEL MARKET + DIO DEKKA SORELLAS LOS GATOS BY SUMMERHILL HOMES TESTAROSSA WINERY LEXINGTON RESERVOIR BEAR CREEK REDWOODS OPNE SPACE PRESERVE To Santa Cruz SummerHill Homes reserves the right to alter plans, specifications, features, prices, and other information described in this brochure without notice or obligation. All renderings are artist’s conception. All dimensions and sizes are approximate and may vary. Not to scale. Locations, distances, and layouts are subject to change. Ask the Community Sales Team for details. All information contained in this brochure is qualified in its entirety by the Seller’s Information Statement, which is incorporated herein by this reference. BRE# 01301389 2.18.21 ELEVATIONSE L E V A T I O N S 1D 1E 2A 2B 2X DUET 3F 3G 3XF DUET 3XG DUET TRIPLEX FOURPLEX 6A 6B 7C 7D 8C 5B 4B 5B 5A 4 A 4 A 5A TRIPLEX FOURPLEX SummerHill Homes reserves the right to alter plans, specifications, features, prices, and other information described in this brochure without notice or obligation. All renderings are artist’s conception. All dimensions and sizes are approximate and may vary. Not to scale. Locations, distances, and layouts are subject to change. Ask the Community Sales Team for details. All information contained in this brochure is qualified in its entirety by the Seller’s Information Statement, which is incorporated herein by this reference. BRE# 01301389 11.5.2020 PLAN 1D • 1E: 3 BEDS | 2.5 BATHS | 1,715-1,728 SQ.FT. KITCHEN LOT 10 & 16 BEDROOM 3 COATS BEDROOM 2 UP 2-CAR DN GARAGE WALK-IN CLOSET W D POWDER TANKLESS POWDER LAUNDRY WH BATH 2 TANKLESS WH D STEPS OCCUR AT LOTS 10, 16 OPT.
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