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A bathroom remodel with Creekside Pro Construction is more than just a renovation; it’s an opportunity to create a personal sanctuary within your home. Our team in Kensington is skilled in a variety of techniques, from installing intricate tile designs to creating custom vanities. We’re also experts at incorporating the latest technology, such as smart showers and radiant floor heating, to elevate your bathroom experience. Contact us today at 925-445-7684 to schedule a consultation.
The area that is now Kensington was originally the territory of the Huchiun band of the Ohlone Indigenous people who occupied much of the East Bay of the San Francisco Bay Area. The Pedro Fages mapping expedition passed through the area in 1772.
In 1823, the Republic of Mexico granted Rancho San Pablo, an extent of land lying north of Cerrito Creek and the Rancho San Antonio, including that portion of land that is now Kensington, to Francisco María Castro, a veteran of the Mexican Army and former alcalde of San José. In 1831 his youngest son, Victor Castro, inherited the southern portion of the rancho, including what is now Kensington.
In 1892, Anson Blake purchased a portion of Castro’s land, most of which is now Kensington.
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