Highland Hits the Highest Hella Heights!
Just because we’re doing the Blogging from A to Z Challenge doesn’t mean we Have to Hold off our Hallowed Habits. One of them is that we welcome contributions from our readers. Heck, we Harangue our readers if they don’t play along. So, today we are Heaving up another letter of the alphabet, and Having a different poster Handle it.
We Hope you enjoy today’s Happening post from Burbed reader bublidoo! Please give bublidoo a Healthy, Hot Real Bay Area Homecoming with today’s Holy $#*@! House.
1161 Highland Ter
Fremont, CA 94539
$5,493,0006 Beds
9.5 Baths
9,967 Sq. Ft.
$551 / Sq. Ft.
Built: 2009
Lot Size: 1.64 Acres
On Redfin: 79 days
Type: Detached
Stories 2
Community: Mission
MLS#: 40601026
Style: Custom
View: Bay, City Lights, Hills, Panoramic, Pasture, Ridge, San Francisco, Water
County: AlamedaPanoramic View, Custom Home, Like Living in Taj Mahal, Elevator, 6 Bedrooms-9.5 Bathrooms, Banquet Hall w/ Stage-Seat over 100, All Bedrooms have Full Bathrooms, $150,000 /Crystal Lights and Chandeliers, Stainless Steel Garage & Exterior Doors, Credit Available for Personalizing Your Finishing Touch.
Let’s Hear from bublidoo Her/Himself!
Figured eventually you’ll get to H.
This has got to be the butt-ugliest way to spend nearly 5.5 Million bucks. HDR [check] Cawlumns [check]. Granite on the wall [check]. More bathrooms than
bedrooms [check] "Living like in Taj Mahal" [check]. Yeah, that’s right … sooooo much bling it makes a baroque castle look sparse.
But the HDR … OMG, the HDR! The first pic … OMG, seriously, I thought it’s so synthetic looking it must be from a first person shooter or something. This has gotta be the highest DR evar.
More pictures Here, because you gotta Have some kawlums!
1161 Highland Ter
114 B St
1048 Arlington Ln
451 PORTOLA Rd
Good morning, Burbed readers! It’s time for another wonderful week of wigwam winning, only we’re too danged wiped out to do anything about it. That’s where our readers come in!
337 Mirada Rd
Parcel #: –
and now, for something completely different. as in, not in Mountain View (still the reigning center of the universe).
nice views? yep. nice house? not so much.
pic# 23 – is that another shot of lonely mr. chair? (That’s the deck photo right above the Price History —ed.)
Let’s finish up the week on the Peninsula. Burbed reader Wendie has a very special find for us, a bodacious bunker in Burlingame! Thanks Wendie! Meanwhile, we’re going to continue linking to different sites and we’d love to know which ones you prefer, and why. Wendie sent in a link to mlslistings.com and the home isn’t there anymore. Fortunately, we found it on Movoto!
50 Howland Hill Ln
Something about this house seems to scream “Winchester’ to me! Maybe its the “boat” bed. Clearly, that is an adult version of….what? The toddler race car bed that every 3 year old boy in America has? But clearly, this is not for a little boy. Who would even THINK to want to sleep in that weird bed?

Moving onto the kitchen…its huge with an equally large island in the middle…yet NO overhang of the granite so you can put some chairs there and eat at the island. Why not?




It’s been at least a few days since we featured a house in Mountain View. Fortunately, this grave error is about to be rectified with a guest post! Today Burbed reader mabel du will be your guest blogger. Please give mabel du, Burbed’s very own e.e. cummings, a big, warm, Real Bay Area welcome.
2379 Jane Lane
here’s a dilly. nothing particularly spectacular about the house, but the realtor’s comments? they’re oh-so-educational. clearly, the buying public it too stoopid to know what the rooms are, so the realtor titled each picture. 


Does seeing all those houses next to each other make you want to get away to your own private retreat? Somewhere with elbow room for just you and the trees? 
BEDS: -
With all the recent chatter about “value in land only”, I thought this might make for an interesting, if not cautionary, tale.

It’s been so long since we’ve featured a house like today’s property, and this site used to run almost nothing else. Blame it on all the flippers out there trying to install granite in absolutely every building.
Zestimate®: $271,085
There’s something about a North East San José crap shack from 1920 that just gets my juices flowing. I start imagining the history, who lived there, what this part of California was like back then, so much closer to the time of original settlement. 



