SAN FRANCISCO REAL ESTATE BOARD YEAR BOOK, 1929 BAYWOOD [THE FAMOUS OLD PARROTT ESTATE, SAN MATEO] San Francisco’s Future Lies Down the Peninsula The natural trend of population growth of San Francisco is down the Peninsula. This was foreordained by the events that located a great metropolis on the tip of a long, narrow peninsula, with water barriers in every direction save one. Every day brings the Peninsula nearer to the fulfillment of its des- tiny. Real estate values are increasing. Transportation facilities are good and will be further improved. Existing highways are being wid- ened and straightened and new high-speed boulevards are the order of the day. It takes no exceptional imagination to foresee what will happen to values in BAYWOOD within your lifetime. We have been studying present facts and future possibilities of property like BAYWOOD for years, but it will only take you a few minutes to absorb them. Oppor- tunity beckons you at BAYWOOD, whether you are interested in a fine modern home complete to the last detail, or whether you think of acquiring a homesite to build on, or whether you conclude to be- come an investor in the best-selling subdivision in the State. BAYWOOD PARK COMPANY Tract Office: Third Avenue and State Highway, San Mateo Telephone San Mateo 1727 City Office: 156 Montgomery Street, San Francisco Telephone Douglas 2178 NOTE.—BAYWOOD is 35 minutes (20 miles) from San Francisco by motor; 28 minutes by train. The Tract office is a 2-minute walk West of the S. P. Station and the electric cars. All stages pass the entrance. 41