Bonnett, Campbell, CA

Bonnett is a slim slice of central Campbell tucked behind a row of longtime mom-and-pop storefronts on Union Avenue. The interior streets are calm and shady, framed by 1950s ranch houses with wide driveways and tidy drought-tolerant yards. Pride of ownership shows in fresh paint, citrus trees, and the occasional vintage pickup parked in a carport. At sunset neighbors stroll with dogs toward Stojanovich Family Park, a pocket green with a basketball half-court, modern play structure, and picnic tables that fill quickly during birthday season. Weekend errands rarely call for the car. Best Taste Chinese, Selam Market, Kirk’s Steakburgers, and a handful of casual taquerias sit along the eastern edge, while Safeway and Pruneyard Shopping Center are a five-minute bike ride. Campbell’s popular farmers market and summer music series on Civic Center lawn sit just beyond, giving residents an easy social calendar. Commuters appreciate quick jumps to both San Tomas Expressway and Highway 17, but light traffic through the neighborhood keeps street noise modest. The vibe is classic Campbell: friendly, unpretentious, and walkable. Original owners chat with young tech couples over raised-bed gardening tips, kids ride scooters in looping cul-de-sacs, and the scent of backyard barbecues drifts most evenings. Homes remain relatively affordable for the district’s solid public schools, yet lots are small, and remodels may bump against setback limits. Expect limited guest parking and modest curb appeal on rental properties closest to the commercial strip.