The renovation comes on the heels of the 155-acre facility’s 90th birthday, at members’ request. The property added kitchen space, event space called the Sequoia Room, and a new building to house fitness facilities, changing rooms, small meeting rooms, and spacious lounges.

Los Altos (Calif.) Golf & Country Club recently completed a $14.1 million addition and renovation on the heels of its 90th birthday, the Los Altos Town Crier reported.

The 155-acre facility has undergone numerous remodels since its establishment in 1923, and the latest additions expand facilities and upgrade amenities for the club’s 425 proprietary members, social members and special-event guests, the Town Crier reported.

According to General Manager Randall Bertao, member requests for facility enhancements triggered the revamp. After updating the swimming, golf and clubhouse facilities over the past several decades, the newest features at the club offer even more to members and guests. Although membership is at capacity, many nonmembers schedule private events at the facility, the Town Crier reported.

“Although we don’t advertise, we want the community to know about us,” Bertao said.

In addition to adding kitchen space with grills that enable the club to increase its offering of California cuisine, a new event space—the Sequoia Room—with a capacity up to 120 people, was included in the new wing of the facility’s clubhouse. Framed by large wood beams, the room features a fireplace, built-in seating along the windows and a bar. Bertao added that the new kitchen and event room enable the club to host additional weddings, fundraisers and other business and social gatherings, the Town Crier reported.

The construction of a new building to house fitness facilities, women’s and men’s changing rooms and small meeting rooms for up to 40 expanded the club’s footprint. Spacious lounges in each of the new locker rooms overlook the golf course, the Town Crier reported.

The club is equipped with weights, cardiovascular exercise gear, a Jacuzzi and a sauna. A 3,500-sq. ft. fitness room with rows of stationary equipment, weights and exercise mats greets members in the second-floor space of the new building. A yoga studio features bamboo wood flooring and floor-to-ceiling mirrors that reflect the scenic backdrop of the foothills, viewed through the large windows, the Town Crier reported.