The majestic La Dolphine on Lower North's Manor Drive, originally titled Newmar and designed for George Newhall by Lewis Hobart. This c. 1914 home would not be out of place in 19th century Newport, Rhode Island with its quintessential Beaux Arts design and formal gardens. The home was later owned by the Spreckels family, and featured on the cover of the Slim Aarons coffee table book "A Place in the Sun."

Circa 1925 French masterpiece designed by famed architect Arthur Brown Jr. as his personal family residence, Irwin Court.

Carolands Chateau, built 1914, aerial vista gazing southward. The parterre garden to the left of the house conceals a high-capacity garage below. The center of the house from this elevation is where the ballroom opens to the terraces. Commissioned photo by Bernard Andre Photography, 2020.

Carolands Chateau. This view shows off the articulations of the west facade. The brainchild of Harriett Pullman Carolan with construction around World War I. Prior to the Chateau, the Carolans' first Hillsborough estate, Crossways, circa 1890s, was at today's Sharon/Willow/Eucalyptus with two historic gateposts marking the spot.

Carolands Chateau looking Southwest in 2020. I commissioned this aerial with Bernard Andre Photography.

Lower North Hillsborough with 600 Eucalyptus at the bottom of the photo, surrounded on three sides by the golf course of the Burlingame Country Club.

The large Villa at the center of the photo is Rosecourt designed by Lewis Hobart circa 1913 and originally entered from 815 Eucalyptus. Today it is on the Stacey Court cul-de-sac.

William H. Crocker's original entrance gates to circa 1910 New Place. The Lewis Hobart-designed Italian Villa was sold to the Burlingame Country Club in 1955 and still serves as clubhouse.

Lewis Hobart's "New Place," an Italian Renaissance Mansion commissioned by William H. Crocker in 1910. Purchased by the Burlingame Country Club in 1955 as its fifth and current clubhouse. This is a rear view off of New Place Road.

Front of William H. Crocker's New Place Villa, purchased by the Burlingame Country Club in 1955 as the current clubhouse. The mansion dates to 1910 with design by Lewis Hobart.

The rear gates of William H. Crocker's New Place. Currently Burlingame Country Club Golf Course Clubhouse and Grounds. These gates are in between Stacey Court and Redington Road, and have recently been restored. Lewis Hobart designed New Place with Italian Villa inspiration in 1910.

Aerial Vista above 1802 Floribunda, circa-1939 estate by Gardner Dailey, "ahead of its time" in the influential Bay Area modern style. Geoffrey Represented the seller in 2021 for $13,100,000.

Circa 1909 Beaux Arts mansion of Harry Stetson and Josephine Poett, attributed to architect George Howard, at the very end of Forest View

Charles Templeton Crocker's Uplands II, built between 1913 and 1917 in quintessential Beaux Arts style with design by Willis Polk. Today the campus of the Crystal Springs Uplands School (grades 6-12)

638 Woodstock in Lower South Hillsborough. This circa-1928 design exemplifies the European Revival area of this location, which is walking distance to Burlingame Avenue. Geoffrey represented seller.

Sold by Geoffrey 2020: 2240 Redington Road, Hillsborough. $4,800,000. Historic Compound dating to the 1890s originally the caretaker's cottage for Henry T. Scott's Oakhurst Estate on Forest View.

Sold by Geoffrey 2018: 2125 Ralston Avenue, Hillsborough. $13,750,000. 1-Acre Estate. Buyer Representation. Designed by architect Farro Essalat.

Sold by Geoffrey 2019: 2725 Ralston Avenue, Hillsborough. $14,100,000. New Construction. Buyer Representation. Built by Thorenfeldt Construction.

55 Fagan Drive. Geoffrey Represented the Seller. Originally the garage and chaffeur's apartment to the adjacent Fagan Estate. Design by Arthur Brown Jr. and converted to family residence by designer John Wheatman.

View above Crocker Lake between Skyfarm Drive and Jacaranda Circle. Now owned by the Town with no public access, this ecosystem was originally designed as irrigation for Crocker's New Place estate just to the east.

Homeplace area of Mid North Hillsborough, anchored by the historic Tevis Carriage House. Jennie Crocker Henderson purchased the Tevis lands for her Homeplace estate, which was torn down in the 1970s.

Modernist retreat at Lower South's Bowhill Road.

Great example of the circa 2000's Mountainwood subdivision within Tobin Clark area. Sold by Geoffrey $7,100,000.

Vista Park

Tobin Clark Estate, with the circa 1930s Cotswold Manor centered in lower area of the photo.

Bay-View Family Haven on Pullman Road. Sold by Geoffrey $7,400,000

Sold by Geoffrey 2020: 190 Bridge Road, Hillsborough. $16,225,000. 2-Acre Estate. Buyer Representation.

Remodeled beauty on cherished Sharon Road of Lower North. Sold by Geoffrey $6,000,000.

Sold by Geoffrey 2021: 30 Marialinda Court, Hillsborough. $11,425,000. New Construction. Seller Representation.

Looking northward along Brewer Drive, one of Hillsborough's Most Celebrated Streets.

Country Club Drive and Genevra Road, one of the most sought-after locations in all of Hillsborough.