This morning’s office tour visited two Morgan Hill homes.  The first home is one that I featured in my Wednesday SCRA tour highlights last week located at 19085 Eagle View Drive in Coyote Estates.  See my previous Wednesday post for details on this well-priced single story home.

We also toured a gorgeous, 2-year old home at 1524 Painted Feather Court located in the Alicante development off of Cochrane Road.

1524 Painted Feather Court

This 4875 sq.ft. home holds 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms plus an office with built-in bookshelving.  All rooms surround an interior courtyard that features an outdoor fireplace.  The home is situated on a 1/2 acre lot with a large pool and spa.  The home originally came on the market priced at $1,849,000 in January, 2008 and has continued to drop in price.  As of yesterday, it is priced at $1,399,000 and is a short sale at this price.

If you would like a showing or further details, please contact me.



I work at the very first Intero Real Estate Services office to open back in 2002.  Before this office opened, many of us had worked together previously in Morgan Hill, and so we all moved in together into what was a thriving office from day one.  We opened  the Morgan Hill branch of Intero on October 22, 2002.

There are now over 60 offices in several states and countries.  And, in just 6 years of being in business, on October 22, 2008, there is a good possibility that we will arguably have #1 market share in Santa Clara County - The largest county in Northern California.

Our Intero office has always had the largest share of the real estate market in Morgan Hill.  And soon we’ll be able to make the same claim about Santa Clara County.  Click on the thumbnail graph below:

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Italian Day - Morgan Hill Style!

Date: Tuesday October 21, 2008
Posted in: Morgan Hill, Intero Real Estate

Morgan Hill is full of people with Italian ancestry, and several of them work in our office.  Today we celebrated our 14th annual Italian Day at the office.  Gino Blefari, Intero’s founder, president and CEO, visited along with several branch managers and vice presidents.  We had such stomach stretching delights as homemade meatballs, lasagne, cannelloni, and biscotti served along with local Guglielmo wines.  For entertainment there was ring tossing to win bottles of champagne and, of course, the infamous olive pit spitting contest!

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