Sunnybrae / 19th Ave. Park is ranked #19 of 23 neighborhoods in San Mateo with an overall score of 3.0/5. Its standout factors are nearby merchants (3.9/5) and curb appeal (3.5/5), at a median home price of $2.15M, which Houseberry currently rates as undervalued by about $87,000. It ranks 15th of 23 in San Mateo for schools. The trade-offs are safety (2.5/5) and schools (3.2/5).
Sunnybrae presents a refreshing slice of suburban life with an inviting, friendly atmosphere. It's like a small-town scene nestled within the larger urban context, where neighbors know each other by name and the streets are lined with a mix of mature trees and well-tended gardens. The housing landscape here is characterized by charming homes predominantly from the 1950s, presenting a range of styles from classic bungalows to ranches, often with meticulously maintained lawns. These homes reflect a period of post-war optimism, with their practical designs and durable construction inviting a sense of nostalgia. The parks here are modest but cherished parts of the community fabric. Sunnybrae Park, in particular, with its playground and open spaces, acts as a green retreat for residents of all ages. It's the type of park where impromptu soccer games mix with family picnics and where community events bring together faces familiar and new. While Sunnybrae is largely quiet and peaceful, it does experience some of the common growing pains of popular suburban areas, like the increase in traffic during school runs and the hustle of the nearby commercial districts. Bringing it all into focus, Sunnybrae offers a comforting, neighborly appeal that's increasingly rare. It's a place where the sense of community is tangible, and the simple pleasures of suburban living are celebrated daily.




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| School Name | Type | Grades | Houseberry School Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sunnybrae Elementary | Primary | K-5 | |
| Borel Middle | Middle | 6-8 | |
| Aragon High | High | 9-12 |
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Houseberry School Score Data
from CA Dept. of Education
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Sunnybrae / 19th Ave. Park ranks 19th of 23 neighborhoods in San Mateo with an overall Houseberry score of 3.0 out of 5. Its strongest factors are nearby merchants (3.9/5) and curb appeal (3.5/5). The trade-offs are safety (2.5/5) and schools (3.2/5).
Sunnybrae / 19th Ave. Park, San Mateo scores 2.5 out of 5 on Houseberry's Safety Score, ranking 18th of 23 neighborhoods in San Mateo.
The median home price in Sunnybrae / 19th Ave. Park, San Mateo is $2.15M, compared with $2.29M for San Mateo as a whole. Houseberry currently rates it undervalued by about $87,000 against comparable neighborhoods.
The median home price in Sunnybrae / 19th Ave. Park, San Mateo is up about 9.2% over the past 12 months, from $1.97M to $2.15M. The full 12-month history is charted in the Median Price section on this page.
Schools serving Sunnybrae / 19th Ave. Park, San Mateo include Sunnybrae Elementary (1.3/5), Borel Middle (3.5/5) and Aragon High (5.0/5).
Sunnybrae / 19th Ave. Park, San Mateo receives 77% of its possible sunshine, 18th of 23 in San Mateo. Summer days run 55° to 72°F and winter days 44° to 59°F, September is the warmest month and rainfall averages about 19 inches a year.
Sunnybrae / 19th Ave. Park, San Mateo scores 3.9 out of 5 for nearby merchants and 3.5 out of 5 for public spaces. Its overall amenities score is 3.6 out of 5, 14th of 23 in San Mateo.
Sunnybrae / 19th Ave. Park, San Mateo is associated with Neighborly Atmosphere, 1950s Charm and Community Parks.
Sunnybrae / 19th Ave. Park ranks 19th of 23 neighborhoods in San Mateo. It ranks 15th of 23 in San Mateo for schools (3.2/5) and scores lowest on safety (2.5/5). The highest-ranked neighborhoods in San Mateo are Aragon and Baywood.
Sunnybrae / 19th Ave. Park, San Mateo scores lowest on safety (2.5/5) and schools (3.2/5).




















































































































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