37 E Santa Inez Ave

BUILT IN 1891, THIS TUDOR REVIVAL HAS BEEN DESIGNATED A NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK One of the Peninsula’s most historic residences, the 120-year-old Coxhead House was designed and built by noted British architect Ernest Coxhead as his country retreat. This 1891 Tudor Revival has been designated both a national and a California historic landmark. Since its completion more than a century ago, the Coxhead House has treated visitors to the rustic pleasures of days gone by, a bit of England in a Northern Peninsula town. Today it serves as a bed and breakfast tucked quietly away near the Hillsborough border. The property comes alive in a leisurely atmosphere of gardens and comfortably elegant accommodations. When it was purchased in 1991, the owners updated it, starting with the kitchen and electrical system. Being careful to stay true to the original designs, they sustained most of the house. Today, the Coxhead House remains one of the Peninsula’s great architectural treasures, firmly rooted in the Bay Area’s colorful past but ready to provide future generations a warm and inviting place to call HOME.