
A Timeless Prairie-Style Treasure in Historic Vendome - Step into Thirty-Five Hawthorne Way — an immaculate 1912 Prairie-style masterpiece by renowned architect Frank Delos Wolfe, originally crafted for Charlotte and William Atkinson. Thoughtfully expanded and renovated, this rare gem preserves its architectural soul while embracing modern comfort. Signature horizontal lines, broad overhanging eaves, original art glass, and seven clerestory windows fill the home with light and character.
Upstairs, a Newly Added Primary Suite Retreat Seamlessly Blends With The Home’s Historic Design.
Primary Suite Retreat – Located above the garage for privacy, this spacious sanctuary blends historic Prairie-style charm with modern comfort and light-filled design.
Elegant Ensuite Bath – Features a deep soaking tub, walk-in glass shower, dual vessel sinks on a rich stone counter, and classic white subway tile for timeless appeal.
Custom Walk-In Closet – Thoughtfully organized with built-in shelving, drawers, and wire baskets, offering abundant and efficient storage.
The Entertainers Updated Kitchen Features:
Chef-Quality Appliances – Features a professional-grade Sub-Zero refrigerator, Dacor gas cooktop, Stainless Hood and built-in oven, blending modern performance with timeless design.
Prairie-Influenced Details – Warm wood cabinetry, decorative art tile backsplash, and leaded glass cabinet fronts reflect the home’s historic character.
Functional & Social Layout – Granite counters with a peninsula breakfast bar open to adjacent spaces, creating a natural flow for cooking and entertaining.
Green Features Include - Owned Solar With Tesla Powerwall and Heat-Reflective Roof. Complete with central A/C, 35 Hawthorne offeris sustainable, year-round efficiency. An attached two-car garage connects to a finished, usable basement — perfect for storage, hobbies, or a wine cellar.
The Fenced Backyard invites relaxation and entertainment with a decked area and entertainer’s patio. Located in San José’s beloved Vendome neighborhood, you’re just minutes from Japantown’s celebrated eateries, San Pedro Square Market, and downtown’s vibrant museums, theaters, and festivals — a perfect balance of heritage and contemporary living.
About The Neighborhood - Nestled just north of downtown San José, the Vendome neighborhood offers a rare blend of historic charm and architectural distinction. Once the site of the luxurious Hotel Vendome and a fashionable retreat in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the area is now celebrated for its tree-lined streets, vintage lampposts, and eclectic mix of heritage homes. Among its architectural treasures are Prairie-style residences designed by noted California architect Frank Delos Wolfe, including 35 Hawthorne Way, which embodies the style’s hallmark horizontal lines, broad overhanging eaves, and open, flowing interiors that embrace the Arts and Crafts ethos. Today, residents enjoy close proximity to San Pedro Square Market’s vibrant eateries, the authentic flavors of Japantown’s historic restaurants, and the arts and performances at the San José Center for the Performing Arts. With museums, galleries, and cultural festivals just a short stroll or bike ride away, Vendome is not just a neighborhood, but a living piece of San José’s cultural and architectural story.