Plans have been published for a six-story residential development and Class-A office renovations at 800 Oak Grove Avenue in downtown Menlo Park, San Mateo County. The proposal includes replacing a surface parking lot with 15 apartments. Prince Street Partners is responsible for the development.
800 Oak Grove, rendering via Prince Street Partners
800 Oak Grove commercial rooftop deck, illustration via Prince Street Partners
800 Oak Grove and 1221 Crane Street site map, illustration via Prince Street Partners
The site is currently occupied by a vacant two-story, 15,770 square foot Comerica Bank. The renovations would gut the interiors to create two open-concept floorplans and add a rooftop deck. The new, roughly 75-foot-tall apartment building is expected to yield approximately 46,420 square feet. Apartment sizes will vary slightly, with 12 two-bedroom units, 2 three-bedroom units, and a four-bedroom penthouse unit. One of the apartments will be deed-restricted as affordable housing. Parking will be included for 41 cars in a ground-floor garage, 11 fewer than under current conditions.
Prince Street Partners and Pacific Peninsula Group are listed as jointly overseeing the project’s architecture. Illustrations show that both buildings will feature a similar exterior treatment. Facade materials will include limestone tiles, stucco, and plaster.
1221 Crane Street vertical elevation, illustration via Prince Street Partners
800 Oak Grove, image via Google Street View
The 0.75-acre property is located at the corner of Oak Grove Avenue and Crane Street. Future residents will be a block away from the retail-lined Santa Cruz Avenue, and less than ten minutes from the Menlo Park Caltrain station on foot.
The estimated cost and timeline for construction have yet to be shared.
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