586 Mayfield’s small size makes for an intimate and connective experience. Located on the mid-upper row, residents can easily enjoy social life on the row while finding a retreat back at the house. Historically, the house has been a welcoming space for art enthusiasts of all varieties. 586 Mayfield builds an intentional community, wherein members both put in the work to help each other thrive and enjoy the authentic connections to each other that result.
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In the front, residents are greeted by a beautiful patio surrounded by citrus trees and pink blossoms in the spring; out back, a second patio provides the perfect setting for warm, communal meals and conversation. Inside, 586 Mayfield has ample common spaces and lounges. Among them is the “pool room”, where the house has hosted Wine & Cheese, live music, poetry readings, writing workshops, and film screenings. The house is filled with large windows and great light throughout the day.
So whether it’s cooking in our large kitchen, having warm communal dinners, studying in the lounge, projecting a movie on the big screen, hosting parties in the pool room, or happy hour on the back patio, you can count on 586 Mayfield to be your home at Stanford.
586 Mayfield sits on the unceded lands of the Muwekma Ohlone who’ve lived here for thousands of years. As a contemporary people, the Muwekma Ohlone continue to have a relationship with this land. As a house occupying their land, 586 Mayfield is devoted to centering Indigenous voices as well as other voices of color in our community.
Meet Your Local ResEd Staff
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Resident Director
Residential & Dining Enterprises
For more information about your residence, visit the Residential & Dining Enterprises website.