A three-bedroom home situated in the coveted neighborhood of Saratoga has recently changed hands for a whopping $2.6 million, signaling the area's robust real estate demand. The property, nestled in the 18200 block of Clemson Avenue, was sold on December 6, fetching a per-square-foot price of $1,923, as reported by Silicon Valley Business Journal. The single-story residence, constructed in 1955, encompasses an interior space of 1,352 square feet and features a one-car garage.

This sale comes after several other notable transactions in the Saratoga vicinity, marked by a consistently high price-per-square-foot metric, underscoring the continued attraction to the Silicon Valley real estate market. Not to quickly forget, in October last year, a larger house boasting 1,948 square feet on Purdue Drive was sold for the same $2.6 million sale price – working out to a lower $1,335 per square foot. The property had one more bathroom than the recently sold Clemson Avenue house, bringing the total to three.

Close by on Purdue Drive, there was another significant sale earlier in July when a 1,956-square-foot home went for $3,160,000. This particular home, which also comes with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, shook out to a price per square foot of $1,616. Meanwhile, a slightly lesser 1,723-square-foot home on the 18300 block of Clemson Avenue fetched $2,600,500 in June, which boils down to $1,509 per square foot, according to details furnished by the Silicon Valley Business Journal.

The recent Clemson Avenue property transaction is further outlined in a listing on Redfin, which highlights numerous upgrades and energy-saving features introduced to the residence. These include an open kitchen with high-end finishes, a stone fireplace, and dual-paned windows. These improvements, coupled with a lush backyard landscape, are expected to only add to the charm of a neighborhood just minutes from top-notch schools and commuter highways, making it as convenient as it is desirable.