Don and Doris Fisher bought their Atherton, Calif., summer home for $211,000 shortly after launching Gap’s first-ever store. Now the Silicon Valley property, which grew over the decades, is hitting the market for $100 million.
In 1975, six years after opening The Gap ’s first store in San Francisco, Don and Doris Fisher spent just over $211,000 to buy a summer home about 30 miles south of the city. Now the couple’s estate, which grew over the decades, is landing on the market for $100 million.
If it sells for anywhere near its asking price, the property will set a sales record for the tony town of Atherton, Calif., said Mary Gullixson of Compass, who is marketing the property with her son and business partner Brent Gullixson. Once a popular summer retreat, Atherton is now one of Silicon Valley’s priciest neighborhoods, and residents include former Google CEO
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