Immerse yourself in the rich history of Burlingame, embodied in this exquisite home, in this exquisite home, originally crafted in 1903. Originally situated on Burlingame Avenue, this architectural treasure played a significant role in shaping the city's early landscape.

As Burlingame evolved, the home was meticulously relocated twice, first to 1128 Douglas Avenue in 1914, and most recently to its current location at 524 Oak Grove Avenue.

Through each transition, the home's inherent character and charm have been carefully preserved, reflecting the dedication to preserving its original essence.

Today, we proudly present this beloved residence, steeped in history and significance. Built as one of Burlingame's earliest homes - the 7th to be exact - this residence has a legacy deeply intertwined with the city's heritage. Its story is also closely tied to the pioneering spirit of Mrs. Jessie Murphy, who, alongside her husband James, helped shape the city's identity, including its enduring 'City of Trees' nickname.

With its rich history, stunning architecture, and picturesque setting, this remarkable home is a true Burlingame treasure. We hope that it has finally found its forever location, where its legacy can continue to inspire and delight generations to come.