LOS ALTOS, CALIFORNIA – May 17: The pool area of the Los Altos estate once owned by Intel founder and Silicon Valley legend Robert Noyce, is photographed on May 17, 2021, in Los Altos, Calif. The 4.6 acre property will be put up for auction in June. (Dai Sugano/Bay Area News Group)
For around $14 million, a wealthy bidder can lay claim to the commanding, 7,700 square foot hillside estate of the late Silicon Valley legend Robert Noyce. For those less inclined toward history, agents say the 4.6-acre property can be easily subdivided into four lots and developed into new estates.
The Los Altos estate has been on the market since 2018, originally listing for $21.8 million. It now goes up for an online auction in June.
An exterior view of the Los Altos estate once owned by Intel founder and Silicon Valley legend Robert Noyce is photographed on May 17, 2021, in Los Altos, Calif. An interior view on the 1st floor Intel’s board of directors met in this room for years. The kitchen area Man-made ponds, now drained, where Noyce and his family kayaked and swam. The vineyard Los Altos Golf & Country Club’s golf course is seen from the Los Altos estate. The kitchen area The light fixtures in the kitchen area An interior view on the 1st floor A child’s room
One of the bedrooms in the Los Altos estate A view of one of the bathrooms An exterior view of the estate Sotheby’s International Realty agent Arthur Sharif shows this news organization the tennis court of the Los Altos estate. An interior view of the estate
