Keywords: Campus-side walkability, Historic mission grounds, Shaded bungalow lanes

Santa Clara East Central folds a classic college-town grid around the leafy campus of Santa Clara University. Most streets run ruler-straight and level, lined with 1920s bungalows, mid-century cottages, and a mix of duplexes that cater to faculty and students. Mature jacaranda and date palms create ...See more

Keywords: Mall-side convenience, Ranch-era streets, Fairway green

Santa Clara Southeast stretches from Homestead Road south to Stevens Creek Boulevard on flat valley floor, its long perimeter wrapping Pruneridge Golf Club, the Lawrence Expressway corridor, and the retail strip anchored by Westfield Valley Fair. Inside the grid you find mostly 1950s-1960s ranch hou ...See more

Keywords: Park-side convenience, Mid-century ranch streets, Global dining strip

Santa Clara West Central is a flat, post-war neighborhood framed by Lawrence Expressway, San Tomas, El Camino Real, and Homestead Road. Inside the grid you find tidy 1950s ranch houses and low-rise garden apartments laid out on long, gently curving streets such as Calabazas Avenue and Kaiser Drive. ...See more

Keywords: Entertainment hub, Modern housing, Commuter-friendly

North 101 in Santa Clara is a vibrant and evolving neighborhood, home to a mix of residential, commercial, and recreational areas. Anchored by Levi's Stadium and its surrounding entertainment hubs, the neighborhood also offers convenient access to Rivermark Plaza for dining, shopping, and everyday ...See more

Keywords: Mid-century ranch blocks, Neighborhood swim club, Expressway edge convenience

Santa Clara Southwest spreads between Homestead Road and the I-280 frontage, a broad rectangle of gently curving mid-century streets like Pruneridge Avenue, Stevens Creek Boulevard and Forbes Avenue. Single-story ranch homes from the late 1950s sit on wider-than-average lots, their deep setbacks, ti ...See more

Keywords: El Camino dining hub, Quiet ranch loops, Expressway convenience

Santa Clara North Central sits on flat valley floor just east of Lawrence Expressway, its interior a maze of 1960s-era ranch houses laid along curved loops like Calabazas Boulevard and Cabrillo Avenue. Lots are modest but tidy, with low rooflines, wide driveways and maturing liquidambars that shade ...See more

Keywords: Tech-driven, Family-friendly, Accessible

South 101 in Santa Clara is a diverse and dynamic neighborhood that blends residential, industrial, and commercial spaces seamlessly. The area is home to several prominent tech campuses, including NVIDIA, which contribute to its bustling workday energy and provide a modern, innovative vibe. Despite ...See more