Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of history and natural beauty at 70 De Sabla in San Mateo Park. This exceptional property is an authentic Japanese teahouse and garden masterfully crafted in the late 1880s by Henry Pike Bowie. Notably, the teahouse and garden design commissioned the work of Makoto Hagiwara, the landscape designer responsible for the iconic Japanese Tea Garden in Golden Gate Park.

The exquisite teahouse is made entirely of redwood without nails, with an actual tree trunk supporting beam that seamlessly merges with the garden's beauty. This private sanctuary boasts over 500 plant species, many of which were planted by John McLaren and was once owned by Eugene De Sabla, founder of PG&E. A tranquil pond housing koi fish and a 400-year-old sandstone bridge from Japan highlight the outdoors. Inside, living spaces thoughtfully frame the garden's allure, culminating in the grandeur of the upstairs primary bedroom suite, along with a large lower-level bedroom. A separate and private guest studio above the garage adds versatility as a rental, third bedroom, or home office. With its storied history of extravagant parties, public garden tours, and weddings, 70 De Sabla exemplifies a true trophy property—an irreplaceable masterpiece where history and tranquility harmoniously converge.