Houseberry ranks Monte Sereno neighborhoods by appreciation. Neighborhood-level figures for Monte Sereno are not published yet.
Houseberry scores 4 Monte Sereno neighborhoods on schools, safety, amenities, price, value and appreciation. Overall scores in Monte Sereno run from 4.5 to 4.7 out of 5, and 4 score 4 out of 5 or higher. Median home prices range from $3,320,450 in Rose-Andrews to $5,524,440 in Foothill across 4 priced neighborhoods. Across the five nearest cities the average overall score is 3.8 out of 5, against 4.6 in Monte Sereno.
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Keywords: Lakefront park access, Quiet, wide lots, Easy downtown connection
Set on gently rising terrain next to Vasona Lake County Park, Daves offers a leafy, low‐key pocket of Monte Sereno where ranch‐style homes from the 1950s‐70s mingle with recent luxury rebuilds on wide, well‐kept lots. Mature oaks and quiet cul‐de‐sacs keep traffic light and give most properties plenty of breathing room. ... See Full Page

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Keywords: Hillside serenity, Estate‑size lots, Quick town access
Set against Monte Sereno’s lower foothills, this quiet pocket rises gently from the valley floor, giving many homes leafy canyon or ridge vistas. Lots are large and irregular, so custom residences sit well back from the road, buffered by tall pines, heritage oaks, and canyon scrub for a comfortably secluded feel. ... See Full Page

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Keywords: Estate‑size lots, Walk‑to‑downtown convenience, Mature tree canopy
Tucked just off Saratoga-Los Gatos Road, Rose‐Andrews is a petite enclave of Monte Sereno where wide front lawns, mature oaks, and deep setbacks showcase a mix of mid‐century ranches and newer custom estates. The gently sloping land gives some homes western hill vistas, and low traffic on the short interior lanes keeps the setting calm. ... See Full Page

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Keywords: Wooded hillside estates, Trailhead proximity, Private, upscale ambience
Hillside sits high on Monte Sereno’s forested shoulder, where winding lanes climb into oak‐dotted terrain and custom homes perch on generous lots. Architecture skews toward expansive contemporaries and Mediterranean estates from the 1980s‐present, many taking full advantage of canyon or valley views. Streets are narrow and quiet, with little through‐traffic, adding to the sense of seclusion. ... See Full Page
Scores updated August 2026
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