Very Rare high Income DUPLEX in Palo Alto, Approx. 1,838 sq. ft for Every Unit & Approx. 8276 sq. ft Lot Size, Convenient Floor Plan with a Comfortable Dining and Family Room , 2 Cars Parking Garage for Every Unit, Walking distance to Schools and Shopping Plaza, Award Winning Schools, Close to Downtown and Many High Tech Companies, High Potential Growth and The Best owner occupied investment.
Multi-familyProperty Type
1964Year Built
8,276 sq ftLot Size
$1,088Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Rebecca Lin•DRE #01395906• Maxreal
Contact: (408) 720-6800
Bought with Lilly Tamayo•DRE #01225730• Intero Real Estate Services
Very Rare high Income DUPLEX in Palo Alto, Approx. 1,838 sq. ft for Every Unit & Approx. 8276 sq. ft Lot Size, Convenient Floor Plan with a Comfortable Dining and Family Room , 2 Cars Parking Garage for Every Unit,Walking distance to Schools and Shopping Plaza, Award Winning Schools,Close to Downtown and Many High Tech Companies, High Potential Growth and The Best owner occupied investment.
Very Rare high Income DUPLEX in Palo Alto, Approx. 1,838 sq. ft for Every Unit & Approx. 8276 sq. ft Lot Size, Convenient Floor Plan with a Comfortable Dining and Family Room , 2 Cars Parking Garage for Every Unit,Walking distance to Schools and Shopping Plaza, Award Winning Schools,Close to Downtown and Many High Tech Companies, High Potential Growth and The Best owner occupied investment.
Public Records
Jan 25, 2005
Sold
$1,150,000
$313/sq ft
Public Records
Dec 18, 1984
Sold
$305,000
$83/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$40,510 (+4.3%)
$2,563,275 + $787,731
$3,351,006
2024
$38,845 (+1.5%)
$2,513,015 + $772,286
$3,285,301
2023
$38,276 (+1.2%)
$2,463,741 + $757,144
$3,220,885
2022
$37,836 (+2.0%)
$2,415,433 + $742,299
$3,157,732
2021
$37,092 (+2.1%)
$2,368,072 + $727,745
$3,095,817
2020
$36,322 (+1.1%)
$2,321,640 + $713,476
$3,035,116
2019
$35,923 (+2.8%)
$2,297,835 + $706,161
$3,003,996
2018
$34,931 (+1.8%)
$2,252,780 + $692,315
$2,945,095
2017
$34,319 (+2.7%)
$2,165,302 + $665,433
$2,830,735
2016
$33,422 (+1.0%)
$2,165,302 + $665,433
$2,830,735
2015
$33,099 (+86.5%)
$2,122,846 + $652,386
$2,775,232
2014
$17,752 (+2.1%)
$919,703 + $523,950
$1,443,653
2012
$17,393 (+6.2%)
$915,547 + $521,583
$1,437,130
2011
$16,382
$897,596 + $511,356
$1,408,952
2010
$16,384 (+1.6%)
$879,997 + $501,330
$1,381,327
2009
$16,124 (+5.3%)
$873,421 + $497,584
$1,371,005
2008
$15,315
$858,330 + $488,988
$1,347,318
Tax history for 3895 MIDDLEFIELD Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$40,510 (+4.3%)
$2,563,275 + $787,731
$3,351,006
2024
$38,845 (+1.5%)
$2,513,015 + $772,286
$3,285,301
2023
$38,276 (+1.2%)
$2,463,741 + $757,144
$3,220,885
2022
$37,836 (+2.0%)
$2,415,433 + $742,299
$3,157,732
2021
$37,092 (+2.1%)
$2,368,072 + $727,745
$3,095,817
2020
$36,322 (+1.1%)
$2,321,640 + $713,476
$3,035,116
2019
$35,923 (+2.8%)
$2,297,835 + $706,161
$3,003,996
2018
$34,931 (+1.8%)
$2,252,780 + $692,315
$2,945,095
2017
$34,319 (+2.7%)
$2,165,302 + $665,433
$2,830,735
2016
$33,422 (+1.0%)
$2,165,302 + $665,433
$2,830,735
2015
$33,099 (+86.5%)
$2,122,846 + $652,386
$2,775,232
2014
$17,752 (+2.1%)
$919,703 + $523,950
$1,443,653
2012
$17,393 (+6.2%)
$915,547 + $521,583
$1,437,130
2011
$16,382
$897,596 + $511,356
$1,408,952
2010
$16,384 (+1.6%)
$879,997 + $501,330
$1,381,327
2009
$16,124 (+5.3%)
$873,421 + $497,584
$1,371,005
2008
$15,315
$858,330 + $488,988
$1,347,318
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
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Baths
—
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
8,160 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
1964
Sq. Ft.
3,676
Year built
1964
Style
Multi-Family (2-4 Unit)
County
Santa Clara County
APN
12719183
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 21, 2026.
R-2
Two Family Residential District
The R-2 two-family residence district is intended to allow a second dwelling unit under the same ownership as the initial dwelling unit on appropriate sites in areas designated for single-family use by the Palo Alto Comprehensive Plan, under regulations that preserve the essential character of single-family use. Community uses and facilities should be limited unless no net loss of housing would result.