Keywords: Hillside estates, Montalvo arts & trails, Quiet country feel

Glen Una spreads across wooded foothills above Los Gatos, with custom homes tucked along twisting lanes and view ridges. Lots are generous and well screened by mature oaks and pines, so most properties feel private and almost rural even though downtown is a short drive away. While there are no shop ...See more

Keywords: Trail access to open space, Top-rated elementary, Quiet cul-de-sac living

Noddin sits on a gentle hillside at the eastern edge of Los Gatos, where well-kept single-story ranches transition to larger custom homes nearer the slope. Lots are roomy and landscaped, and many streets end in quiet loops that cut down on through-traffic, giving the area a calm, residential feel. ...See more

Keywords: Downtown walk-to life, Trailhead convenience, Hillside vineyard charm

Perched on the lower foothills just above downtown Los Gatos, this neighborhood blends wooded hillsides with pockets of level terrain. Homes range from tidy post-war ranches near town to custom residences tucked higher on the slope, many oriented to capture valley sunsets or vineyard views. Mature o ...See more

Keywords: Boutique vineyard enclave, Trailhead access, Secluded hillside estates

Tucked into the oak-studded foothills south-east of downtown Los Gatos, this long, narrow enclave follows the spine of the ridgeline. Homes sit on generous parcels, many terraced into the slope to frame sweeping valley or canyon views. Architecture skews toward custom Mediterranean and wine-country ...See more

Keywords: Hillside acreage living, Vineyard pockets, Open space trail access

Blossom Hill–Shannon sits on a folded hillside above Los Gatos, where winding lanes climb through oak canopy and terraced vineyards. Homes are primarily one-acre ranch estates and custom contemporaries, set well back from the road and often upgraded with guest houses, pools, or hobby vines. Elevatio ...See more

Keywords: Walk-to-everything core, Historic storefront charm, Creekside trail access

Downtown Los Gatos balances turn-of-the-century storefronts, leafy residential blocks, and wooded foothills in one compact footprint. Charming cottages, early-20th-century bungalows, and a few newer infill homes sit on modest lots just steps from the retail core, while hillside parcels on the southe ...See more

Keywords: Park-and-lake backyard, Scenic creek corridor, Downtown stroll-friendly

Tucked between Los Gatos Creek and the wooded banks of Vasona Lake, the Rose Ave neighborhood stretches out on gently rolling ground with a mix of mid-century ranches and updated contemporaries set beneath mature sycamores and oaks. Homes near the water enjoy glimpses of the reservoir, while interio ...See more

Keywords: Golf course backdrop, Quick freeway reach, Quick freeway reach Semi-rural ambiance

Rolling out from a gentle hillside toward the edge of Highway 85, Rinconada blends spacious, semi-rural lots with pockets of mature oaks and eucalyptus. Homes are largely custom ranch and contemporary rebuilds on quiet lanes, many oriented to the green swath of La Rinconada Country Club’s fairways o ...See more

Keywords: Mid Century Ranches, Mitsuwa Food Scene, Easy Freeway Access

Strawberry Park lives like classic West San Jose suburbia. Most streets are lined with single story mid century ranch homes on wide, level lots, many with original hardwoods, picture windows, and two car garages. Remodels tend to respect the low roofline, so the neighborhood keeps a consistent, tidy ...See more

Keywords: Country Club Access, Lake And Trail Lifestyle, Polished Quiet Streets

Vasona Junction blends resort living with everyday comfort. Mature trees, wide lots, and polished custom homes sit beside classic ranches, while quiet cul‐de‐sacs dip toward the water and foothill views. The atmosphere is upscale but relaxed, with neighbors out walking to the club or trail in the ev ...See more

Keywords: Comfort, Central Access, Quiet Charm

Cambrian Park offers a classic suburban experience with a laid-back pace of life. Located near the borders of Los Gatos and Campbell, it features wide residential streets, traditional ranch-style homes, and a well-kept appearance. The Cambrian Park Plaza redevelopment project is set to bring a rev ...See more

Keywords: Suburban tranquility, Family-friendly, Well-maintained

Miramonte-Springer, nestled in the heart of Mountain View, CA, presents a delightful blend of suburban tranquility and community vibrancy. This neighborhood is known for its leafy streets, family-friendly atmosphere, and well-maintained homes. Residents enjoy the blend of modern living with a touch ...See more

Keywords: Winery-park hub, Pickleball scene, Strong public schools

Camden Avenue’s broad arc wraps a cluster of well-kept 1970s ranch and split-level homes that roll gently downhill from Blossom Hill toward Oak Canyon. Mature sycamores shade long sidewalks, and most lots display fresh paint, paver drives, and drought-tolerant borders rather than showy landscaping. ...See more

Keywords: Excellent schools, Deep lots, Neighborhood stability

Centered around its namesake street and anchored by the highly regarded Booksin Elementary, this Willow Glen-adjacent neighborhood blends residential quiet with close access to urban perks. The streets here feel more tucked away than central Willow Glen, with deeper front yards, wider lots, and a re ...See more

Keywords: Mid-century charm, Quiet streets, Community parks

Monta Loma - Farley - Rock Street area is a hidden gem for those who cherish a sense of history blended with community living. This neighborhood is distinguished by its remarkable collection of Eichler homes, a real treat for mid-century architecture enthusiasts. These homes, characterized by their ...See more

Keywords: Serene, Green spaces, Community-oriented

Grant - Sylvan Park in Mountain View, CA, is a serene and picturesque neighborhood, known for its spacious parks and family-friendly environment. The area exudes a peaceful suburban charm, making it a desirable location for families and individuals seeking a quieter lifestyle. The neighborhood's ...See more

Keywords: Convenient location, Tree-lined streets, Family-friendly amenities

Rainbow is a peaceful residential neighborhood situated in San Jose, offering a suburban feel with a touch of vibrancy. The homes in this area are well-kept, showcasing a variety of architectural styles, and many streets are lined with mature trees, adding a sense of character to the neighborhood. ...See more

Keywords: Sunnyvale Municipal Golf Course, Murphy Park, Balanced Residential-Industrial

West Murphy spans a mix of residential and light industrial areas, anchored by Sunnyvale Municipal Golf Course at its northwest corner. Murphy Park lies in the southwestern section, featuring open lawns and a playground for local gatherings. Within the neighborhood’s interior, single-family homes an ...See more

Keywords: Close?to?everything, Mid?century suburban, Park?side access

Hazelwood is a quiet mid?century pocket tucked between San Tomas Expressway and Winchester Boulevard, with level, walkable blocks of mostly single?story ranch homes and a handful of small apartment courts. Mature shade trees and tidy front lawns give the neighborhood an established, lived?in feel wi ...See more

Keywords: Upscale, Scenic, Family-friendly

The Silver Creek Road area in San Jose is synonymous with luxury living, offering expansive views, elegant homes, and a serene atmosphere. Centered around the prestigious Silver Creek Valley Country Club, this neighborhood attracts affluent families and professionals seeking a tranquil yet sophistic ...See more

Keywords: Lake Cunningham Access, Everyday Convenience, Straightforward Commute

Flint Ave sits beside one of East San Jose’s best everyday perks Lake Cunningham. Residents cut through side streets to morning laps around the lake, the action sports park, and big lawns for weekend picnics. The neighborhood itself is a tidy grid of practical single story ranch homes with attached ...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: Walk‑to schools, Park‑side living, Freeway close

Mid‐century ranch homes line quiet blocks of West Hacienda, Walters, and nearby courts, most with neat lawns, updated paint, and mature shade trees. Lots are midsize, garages are mostly front‐facing, and traffic stays low thanks to the neighborhood’s tucked‐away feel south of Westmont Avenue. Every ...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

Keywords: Local Park Access, Central Cambrian Location, Good Connectivity

Tucked between Blossom Hill Road and Branham Lane, the Maitland Dr neighborhood sits in a highly accessible part of San Jose’s Cambrian district. It’s a well-established residential pocket defined by wide streets, mature trees, and an eclectic mix of mid-century and updated single-family homes. The ...See more

Keywords: Big Box Access, Gateway to Trails, Suburban Utility

Cottle–Curie straddles the southern edge of San Jose’s Village Oaks district, offering a convenient blend of suburban quiet and large-scale commercial access. Anchored by the Kaiser Permanente campus and a massive shopping area off Cottle Road, the neighborhood offers residents easy access to grocer ...See more

Keywords: Cherry Chase Elementary, Greenwood Manor Park,

De Anza is a well-kept residential area featuring mature tree-lined streets and a few neighborhood parks. Cherry Chase Elementary School and Sunnyvale Middle School both lie within its boundaries, reflecting a strong focus on education. Greenwood Manor Park and Mango Park add to the family-friendly ...See more

Keywords: Tech campuses, Sustainable living, Modern architecture

North Bayshore, mostly non-residential, stands out as a forward-thinking and innovative area, driven by its role as a hub for major tech companies like Google. This neighborhood is at the forefront of sustainable urban development, with eco-friendly buildings and an emphasis on reducing the carbon f ...See more

Keywords: Urban convenience, Diverse, Evolving

The San Antonio - Rengstorff - del Medio area of Mountain View, CA, is a vibrant and evolving neighborhood, offering a mix of urban convenience and community charm. This area is recognized for its diverse population and the dynamic blend of residential and commercial spaces. Architecturally, the ne ...See more

Keywords: Innovative, Non-residential, Technological hub

The NASA area, while not a residential neighborhood, has a significant impact on its surrounding areas, creating an environment ripe with curiosity and innovation. This area is pulsating with the activities of the NASA Ames Research Center, making it a focal point for those fascinated by space and a ...See more

Keywords: Affluent Tranquility, Spacious Living, Secluded yet Accessible

South Los Altos is a neighborhood that exudes tranquility and luxury. Known for its spacious and elegant homes set amidst generously sized properties, this area is a haven for those seeking a peaceful suburban lifestyle with an air of sophistication. The streets here are lined with mature trees, and ...See more

Keywords: Ponderosa Park, Family-Friendly, Classic Suburban Feel

Ponderosa is a suburban neighborhood featuring well-kept streets and a strong residential character. Ponderosa Park sits near the center, offering playgrounds, sports courts, and tree-shaded lawns—a popular gathering spot for weekend recreation. Ponderosa Elementary School anchors the community’s fa ...See more

Keywords: Retail At Santana Row, Active Redevelopment, Quick Freeway Access

Winchester reads as classic West San Jose suburbia with a busy commercial spine. Behind the corridor are tidy mid‐century ranch homes and small apartment courts, with daily needs covered by grocers, cafes, and services. The marquee lifestyle perk is instant access to Santana Row and Westfield Valley ...See more

Keywords: Cambrian schools, Park access, Easy freeway

Carlton Avenue’s pocket feels like classic Cambrian Valley suburbia. One–story ranches from the 1960s sit on level, generous lots where old magnolias and liquidambars now canopy the streets. Many homes have been expanded with great-room additions or fresh stucco, though a few original façades still ...See more

Keywords: Elegant, Diverse architecture, Peaceful

In North Los Altos, elegance and luxury are the cornerstones of the neighborhood. This highly sought-after area is renowned for its magnificent homes and manicured landscapes that create an atmosphere of sophisticated suburban living. The streets are lined with a diverse array of architectural style ...See more

Keywords: Family-oriented parks, Walk-to retail hub, Quick expressway access

Doyle Road threads through a wedge-shaped pocket of mid-century ranch homes shaded by mature elm and liquidambar trees. Traffic is light once you leave Lawrence Expressway, so morning joggers share the streets with cyclists heading to nearby Lynbrook High and the private Japanese-language campus on ...See more

Keywords: Trailhead to open space, Cabana-club community, Foothill views

Belwood blends classic suburban streets with foothill scenery. Homes are mostly mid-century ranches and two-story remodels on generous lots, and the land lifts gently southward until backyards meet protected open space. Mature trees, tidy front gardens, and a community cabana-club pool create a cohe ...See more

Keywords: Access to Parks, Cupertino Border, Well-Maintained Homes

Tucked into West San Jose near the Cupertino border, Prospect-Blaney is a residential neighborhood known for its peaceful streets and well-maintained homes. The area is defined by a mix of mid-century and newer single-family residences, many of which sit on tree-lined roads with manicured front yard ...See more

Keywords: Neighborhood parks, Well-kept streets, Convenient location

Southside Cupertino offers a comfortable, well-established residential setting with easy access to parks, schools, and shopping. Known for its peaceful streets and neatly maintained homes, the neighborhood is an attractive choice for those who value convenience without sacrificing charm. Jollyman P ...See more

Keywords: Big-box convenience, Strong school mix, Active neighbor network

Tucked between Westgate Center’s big-box bustle and the quieter creeks of West San José, the McCoy Avenue tract is a grid of post-war ranch houses and seventies two-stories shaded by mature liquidambar and magnolia. Yards are generous and mostly level, so basketball hoops and raised-bed veggie garde ...See more

Keywords: Established ranch blocks, Park-side trail access, Quiet interior loops

Camino Robles Way’s triangle of streets spreads gently downhill from Coleman Road and Redmond Avenue to Camden Avenue. House lots are wide but not deep, filled almost entirely by 1960s and early-1970s ranches and a few split-levels with brick façades, low rooflines and mature front trees. Sidewalks ...See more

Keywords: Hillside vineyard parcels, Preserve-edge trailhead, Gated estate privacy

Tucked against the wooded slopes above Saratoga-Sunnyvale Road, Parker Ranch unfolds along meandering private lanes off Pierce and On orbit, with 2-to-5-acre parcels climbing toward the Fremont Older Open Space Preserve. Homes are custom—shingled contemporaries from the 1970s share hillside perches ...See more

Keywords: Wooded hillside estates, Private trail access, Secluded canyon living

Tollgate climbs the wooded folds above Saratoga Village, its narrow roads - Toll Gate, Saratoga Heights, and Bank Mill - switch-backing across steep canyon slopes. Homes are custom estates on two- to five-acre parcels, many tucked behind gates or up long driveways amid mature oaks and bay laurels. A ...See more

Keywords: Oak-shaded town-homes, Walkable to Village, On-site pools & tennis

Saratoga Oaks is a compact, terraced enclave tucked into the wooded slope between Stoneridge Drive and Big Basin Way. The neighborhood is almost entirely made up of 1970s and early-1980s cedar-sided town-homes and duet residences arranged along one looping private lane (Finch Lane / Fernwood Court) ...See more

Keywords: Historic village core, Walk-to dining, Creekside green

Saratoga Village crowds around Big Basin Way, where century-old storefronts, tasting rooms, and corner cafés give the neighborhood its small-town main-street identity. Houses radiate out on short lanes such as Oak and Via Serra: a mix of post-war cottages, mid-century ranches, and a sprinkling of ne ...See more

Keywords: Creekside ranch lots, Walk-to shopping corner, Quiet interior loops

Arguello is a leafy pocket set between Prospect Road and Cox Avenue, its quiet interior streets looping off Arroyo De Arguello Drive. One-story ranch and split-level houses from the late 1960s sit on quarter-acre lots, many with circular drives and mature liquidambar and oak trees shading front lawn ...See more

Keywords: Vineyard foothills, Winding estate lanes, Equestrian quiet

Mount Eden Valley spills across the wooded ridges southwest of Saratoga, its long, twisting driveways branching off Mt Eden Road and Damon Lane. Properties sit on multi-acre parcels draped over vineyard rows, chaparral slopes, and pockets of heritage oaks. Homes range from 1970s ranch estates and co ...See more

Keywords: Vineyard hillside living, Horseback trail access, Secluded valley views

Montalvo sits high in the Saratoga foothills where narrow stretches of Mount Eden and Garrod Roads weave through oak forest, vineyard blocks and ridgeline ranch estates. Homes are few and far between—mostly gated contemporaries or long-standing ranch houses perched on multi-acre parcels that roll do ...See more

Keywords: Ridgetop vistas, Trailhead doorstep, Secluded mountain estates

Sanborn / Bohlman climbs straight into the Santa Cruz Mountain foothills above downtown Saratoga. One?lane ribbons such as Bohlman, Norton and Kittridge wind through redwood and live-oak forest, passing a handful of vineyard parcels, hilltop ranch houses and glass-walled contemporary retreats perche ...See more

Keywords: Village walk-in access, School-centered greenbelts, Mature oak canopy

Douglas / Horseshoe sits on a gentle rise just south of Saratoga’s downtown village, with two leafy “wings” of mid-century ranch and contemporary rebuilds wrapped around the Redwood Middle School campus. Lots are wider than typical city parcels, so most homes show broad front lawns, circular drives, ...See more

Keywords: Park & pool access, Curving ranch streets, Top Cupertino schools

Prides Crossing is a broad, fan-shaped tract that stretches south from Prospect Road to Glen Brae Drive, folding around curving streets like Northampton, Dorchester, and Somerville. One-story and split-level California ranch houses from the late 1960s sit on quarter-acre lots, buffered by mature mag ...See more

Keywords: Condo convenience, Creek-side trail, Prospect retail strip

Gateway centers on a narrow block just south of Prospect Road where garden-style condos and 1970s town-home courts branch off Saratoga–Sunnyvale Road. Internal lanes such as Oak Creek and Kim Court loop past mature oaks, shared lawns, and a handful of two-story apartment buildings, while the neighbo ...See more

Keywords: Creek-side lots, Private swim club, Curved ranch streets

Brookview covers a neat rectangle south of Prospect Road, its interior threaded by Brookhaven, Brookglen, Woodside, and Palmtag Drives. One-story ranch homes from the mid-1960s sit on level quarter-acre parcels, many with original brick chimneys and wide picture windows. Saratoga Creek traces the so ...See more

Keywords: Civic-campus hub, Farmers-market strolls, Orchard greenbelt

Civic Center feels more like a park-like campus than a conventional neighborhood. West Valley College’s broad lawns, oak groves, and sports fields dominate the southern half, while the northern section holds a pocket of single-story ranch homes tucked behind mature trees. Terrain is mostly flat vall ...See more

Keywords: Walk-to orchard trails, Low-traffic ranch blocks, Mature shade canopy

Portos spreads across a quiet pocket of northeast Saratoga where 1960s single-story ranch homes sit on generous, mostly level lots beneath mature valley oaks and redwoods. Curving cul-de-sacs limit through traffic, so most blocks stay calm enough for evening strolls or kids on bikes. The neighborho ...See more

Keywords: Quick freeway hop, Midcentury ranch rows, Pocket park

Saratoga Gardens forms a wedge-shaped enclave pinned between the hillside and the freeway. Neat rows of mid-century ranch houses sit on level, rectangular lots with deep backyards and mature citrus or redwood trees. Interior lanes see little traffic, so kids ride bikes down the center of the street ...See more

Keywords: Estate-size lots, Country-lane quiet, Oak-shaded streets

Sobey unfolds along a winding stretch of Sobey and Gypsy Hill Roads, where expansive parcels step up gentle foothill slopes beneath heritage oaks. Homes range from 1970s ranch estates to newer custom Mediterraneans, each set well back behind gated drives and split-rail fences. Long setbacks, meander ...See more

Keywords: Creek-side acreage, Gated country lanes, Deep-set estates

Quito traces a narrow, north–south corridor along Quito Road, with slender off-shoot lanes that slip behind fences into oak-studded acreage. Parcels are unusually deep and often exceed an acre, so homes - mostly 1980s ranch estates upgraded with modern wings—sit far from the street behind split-rail ...See more

Keywords: Cul-de-sac calm, Mature tree canopy, Freeway convenience

Aspesi / Ravenwood sits in a north-Saratoga wedge bordered by the Highway 85 embankment. Inside the low-traffic loop of Aspesi Drive and its short offshoots, one-story ranch and split-level homes from the late 1960s spread across generous, mostly flat lots. Deep setbacks, mature magnolias, and a lac ...See more

Keywords: Private-park loop, Upscale cul-de-sacs, Freeway-edge access

Bellgrove is a tiny, wedge-shaped enclave pinched between Saratoga Avenue and the Highway 85 sound wall. A single interior loop, Bellgrove Circle, rings the neighborhood’s namesake pocket park, while short cul-de-sacs like Splend Drive tuck a handful of two-story contemporaries behind tall privacy h ...See more

Keywords: Park-centered living, Mid-century ranch loops, Quick freeway reach

Paseo is a slim, wedge-shaped pocket framed by Saratoga Avenue on the west and Quito Road on the east, tapering north toward Lawrence Expressway. Three parallel “Paseo” lanes—Cerro, Flores, and Tierra—crawl uphill from the tip, feeding small loops such as Noble and Santa Park Court. One-story and sp ...See more

Keywords: Mid-century ranch blocks, Community swim club, Quiet school-side setting

Saratoga Woods sits between Prospect Road and Saratoga Avenue in a tidy wedge of gently curving streets lined with single-story ranch homes from the early 1960s. Lots are broad and level, garages are set back, and mature sycamore and plum trees frame front lawns that are trimmed but not showy. Aside ...See more

Keywords: Central park hub, Quiet ranch blocks, Walk-to coffee strip

Quito Center forms a tidy triangle where Saratoga Avenue, Cox Avenue, and Paseo Presada meet, its interior streets looping quietly around mature magnolia and liquid-ambar trees. Most homes are single-level ranches from the late 1960s on comfortably sized lots, with deep front lawns and attached gara ...See more

Keywords: Close to Vasona Lake, Retail corridor convenience, Classic ranch streets

Set between Vasona Lake County Park and the retail bustle of Los Gatos Boulevard, this wedge-shaped neighborhood is a mostly level grid of mid-century ranch homes on tidy, tree-lined lots. The interior streets stay quiet despite the freeway interchange and commercial traffic just beyond the northern ...See more

Keywords: Valley vistas, Pocket-park greenspace, Upscale hillside quiet

Tucked above downtown Los Gatos, Vista del Monte spreads across rolling hillsides where custom residences sit on generous, tree-dotted lots. Streets wind up the slope, so many homes capture sweeping views toward the Santa Cruz Mountains or valley floor. Architecture ranges from mid-century ranch rev ...See more

Keywords: Historic character, Boutique main street, Community pride

Willow Glen is one of San Jose’s most distinctive and cherished neighborhoods, known for its charming character and strong sense of place. Anchored by the lively Lincoln Avenue corridor, the area offers a small-town downtown experience right in the heart of Silicon Valley. Boutique shops, sidewalk c ...See more

Keywords: Rural Retreat, Trail Access Mecca, Historic Mining Roots

Tucked into the far southern reaches of San Jose, New Almaden feels like an entirely different world from the city center. Framed by the Santa Cruz Mountains and surrounded by preserved open space, it’s one of the Bay Area’s most rural-feeling residential enclaves, with a rich Gold Rush history and ...See more

Keywords: Historic Murphy Avenue, Seasonal Festivals, Pedestrian-Friendly Downtown

Heritage District is widely considered the heart of downtown, where history meets modern-day energy. At its center, historic Murphy Avenue draws weekend crowds with a well-known farmers market and hosts various seasonal festivals that enliven the streets with local art, diverse food vendors, and liv ...See more

Keywords: Magical Bridge Playground, Local Dining & Entertainment, Convenient Commutes

East Murphy blends a mix of residential streets and light industry with a few standout recreational spots. Fair Oaks Park sits in the southwest corner, featuring the Magical Bridge Playground—an inclusive space designed for children of all abilities. Nearby, St. John’s Bar & Grill and Laughing Monk ...See more

Keywords: Quiet streets, Top-rated schools, Family-friendly atmosphere

Joaquin Miller is a charming neighborhood in San Jose that offers a mix of suburban tranquility and convenience. The area is defined by its well-maintained homes, quiet streets, and a strong sense of community, making it particularly attractive to families and professionals alike. Its tree-lined ave ...See more

Keywords: Family-friendly, High-performing schools, Convenient amenities

Lynbrook is a well-regarded neighborhood in San Jose, notable for its high-performing schools and serene residential streets. The area predominantly features single-family homes with spacious yards and a cohesive community atmosphere. Its proximity to Lynbrook High School and Murdock-Portal Elementa ...See more

Keywords: Top-rated schools, Family-friendly environment, Tree-lined streets

Miller Ave, nestled in a sought-after part of San Jose, is a neighborhood known for its excellent schools and suburban charm. The area features well-kept single-family homes, often with inviting front yards and tree-lined streets that enhance its welcoming feel. Its central location provides residen ...See more

Keywords: Historic charm, Family-friendly, Community parks

Mirassou Vineyards, a neighborhood in the Evergreen area of San Jose, blends suburban convenience with touches of history and charm. Known for its namesake, the historic Mirassou family vineyards, the area now features established residential developments that maintain a connection to its agricultur ...See more

Keywords: Scenic views, Top-rated schools, Outdoor recreation

Chaboya, located in the Evergreen region of San Jose, offers a blend of upscale living and access to natural beauty. The neighborhood is characterized by well-maintained single-family homes, often featuring spacious yards and modern designs. Its location near Montgomery Hill Park and Yerba Buena Lak ...See more

Keywords: Spacious homes, Family-friendly, Suburban amenities

Evergreen is a family-oriented neighborhood nestled in the southeastern corner of San Jose. Known for its suburban charm, this area boasts spacious homes, tree-lined streets, and a strong sense of community. Evergreen features easy access to schools, parks, and shopping areas, making it a convenient ...See more

Keywords: Community-focused, Convenient location, Outdoor recreation

Silverland is a peaceful neighborhood in San Jose known for its well-kept homes and tree-lined streets. The area feels inviting and family-friendly, with a strong sense of community. Homes here range from charming single-story designs to more contemporary styles, reflecting the neighborhood’s evolvi ...See more

Keywords: Quiet neighborhood, Green spaces, Convenient location

Fowler is a cozy neighborhood in San Jose's Evergreen area, known for its family-friendly atmosphere and convenient location. The neighborhood features primarily single-family homes with well-maintained lawns and tree-lined streets. Its calm environment makes it appealing for residents looking for ...See more

Keywords: Quiet Residential Living, Walkable to Parks and Library, Convenient West San Jose Location

Alderbrook is a peaceful residential neighborhood in West San Jose, sitting just east of the Cupertino border. It's characterized by wide, gently curving streets and a grid of well-maintained, single-family homes that date back to the mid-20th century. The neighborhood has a relaxed and orderly fe ...See more

Keywords: Private Estates, Scenic Setting, Hillside Luxury

Country View Estates is a secluded, upscale neighborhood nestled at the far southwestern edge of Almaden Valley. Defined by winding roads, spacious lots, and dramatic hillside views, this neighborhood offers a more private and luxurious living experience while still maintaining access to the broader ...See more

Keywords: Hilltop Seclusion, Quiet Streets, Excellent Park Access

Glen Crest is a small, tucked-away neighborhood in the hills of South San Jose’s Almaden Valley. Enclosed by curving roads and natural elevation changes, this pocket community offers a peaceful residential experience that feels quiet and removed from the busier parts of the city. The layout is defin ...See more

Keywords: Hillside Living, Trail Access, Peaceful and Scenic

Tucked into the foothills at the southern edge of San Jose, Almaden Springs is a serene, residential neighborhood known for its quiet streets, large lots, and immediate access to some of the South Bay’s best outdoor recreation. It sits just south of Cathedral Park and west of the Almaden Expressway, ...See more

Keywords: Trailhead living, Large view lots, Low through-traffic

California Ridge is a secluded hill-top enclave tucked against the northern edge of Almaden Quicksilver County Park, reached only by the winding climb of Sterling Gate and Copper Peak. Inside, a single looping street (Shelby Creek, Tiffany Canyon) curves around oak-dotted open space, serving fewer t ...See more

Keywords: Trail Access, Quiet Streets, Suburban Calm

Gold Creek is a serene pocket neighborhood located in the southern section of Almaden Valley. Tucked between McKean Road and Almaden Quicksilver County Park, this area enjoys a peaceful suburban setting with close proximity to nature, giving it a more tucked-away, retreat-like feel. The homes in Go ...See more

Keywords: Creekside Trail Living, Tidy Streetscape, Almaden Suburban Classic

Nestled along the Los Alamitos Creek Trail in the heart of Almaden Valley, the Orangebrick Way area delivers one of San Jose’s strongest combinations of natural access and neighborhood polish. Its layout follows the contours of the creek, giving many homes direct access to paved bike and walking pa ...See more

Keywords: Cathedral Park green space, Fast expressway access, Spacious quarter-acre lots

Orchard Creek sits on the west side of Almaden Expressway, tucked between Rajkovich Way and Cathedral Park. Calcaterra Drive loops through the interior, feeding short cul-de-sacs such as Anjou Creek Circle and Valley Quail Circle that showcase one- and two-story ranches from the late 1980s and early ...See more

Keywords: Resort-Like Living, Gated Community, Active Adult Lifestyle

The Villages is a unique and well-established active adult community located in the southeastern foothills of San Jose. Known for being one of the Bay Area’s most prominent 55+ communities, it offers a resort-like atmosphere with a strong sense of organization, safety, and recreation. The neighborh ...See more

Keywords: Private-club lifestyle with golf, pool, tennis, Hill-view estates on oversized lots, Fast access to Quicksilver and Webb Canyon trails

Almaden Country Club is one of San Jose’s classic “golf-course communities,” a spread of custom estates that ring the private Almaden Golf & Country Club fairways. Homes date from the 1960s through early 2000s, each on generous half- to one-acre parcels, so façades range from California contemporary ...See more

Keywords: Blue-chip Lynbrook schools, Park-side community vibe, Walk-to-groceries convenience

Johnson Avenue sits in a leafy pocket of West San Jose anchored by family life around Lynbrook High School and 14-acre Murdock Park. Most homes are generous mid-century ranches with wide setbacks, mature magnolias, and freshly updated façades that keep curb appeal high without feeling showy. Weekend ...See more

Keywords: Golf-course green, Quiet prestige, Trail gateway

Centered on the fairways of Almaden Golf and Country Club, the McAbee enclave feels more like a private park than a city block. One-story and two-story custom homes sweep around the course in a gentle horseshoe, many with picture windows framing greens or Mt Umunhum ridgelines. Streets are wide, mat ...See more

Keywords: Hill Views, Quiet Residential Streets, Executive-Style Homes

Tucked against the scenic eastern foothills in San Jose’s Evergreen area, Meadowlands is a peaceful, upscale neighborhood defined by wide streets, custom-built homes, and striking views of the surrounding hills. It’s one of Evergreen’s more exclusive residential pockets, known for its blend of priva ...See more

Keywords: Expressway-quick commute, Large ranch lots, Foothill trail access

Mountain Shadows is a wedge-shaped pocket at the base of the Almaden foothills, bordered by Almaden Expressway to the north and Almaden Road and McKean Road to the south. Inside the triangle, a handful of quiet loops (Mountain Shadows, Portswood, Martwood, Belder) hold single-story and split-level r ...See more

Keywords: Hillside Views, Quiet Cul-de-sacs, Foothill Recreation

Richmond Ranch lives like a quiet foothill enclave. Curving hillside streets loop past large two story homes with deep setbacks, three car garages, and manicured front yards. Most lots sit above the valley floor, so many living rooms and back decks pull long views across the hills and city lights. T ...See more

Keywords: Park Front Living, Community Center Hub, Consistent Curb Appeal

Almaden Winery is a tidy pocket built around one of the South Bay’s most beloved neighborhood parks. Streets curve into short cul-de-sacs with wine-themed names and a consistent mix of late-80s and 90s two-story homes with stucco exteriors, tile roofs, and attached garages. Lots are well kept, front ...See more

Keywords: Walk-to dining, groceries, and farmers market, Quiet ranch-home blocks with friendly long-time owners, Easy expressway access

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 t ...See more

Keywords: Convenient Location, Quiet Streets, Close to Downtown Campbell

Cambrian is a well-established neighborhood in West San Jose, located at the edge of the city’s border with Campbell. The area blends suburban tranquility with excellent connectivity, offering residents tree-lined streets, well-kept homes, and convenient access to both neighborhood essentials and re ...See more

Keywords: Swim Club Summers, Hillside Views, Quiet Cul De Sacs

Glenview Serenity is a quiet Almaden pocket of well kept 70s ranch and split level homes on curving streets and cul de sacs. Mature trees, deep setbacks, and tidy front yards give it an inviting, settled feel. Many homes have opened kitchens, added great rooms, or created outdoor living with pergola ...See more

Keywords: Walk-to Mitsuwa and Safeway, Direct 280 access, John Mise Park nearby

Junipero Serra stretches like a long ribbon between Moorpark Avenue and Interstate 280, with Saratoga Avenue at one end and John Mise Park at the other. Inside the strip, quiet cul-de-sacs such as Hazel Way and Shadow Glen branch off a single spine road, and one-story ranch homes from the late 1960s ...See more

Keywords: Mid-century ranch charm, Walkable Mitsuwa hub, Quick freeway access

Strawberry Park channels classic West San Jose suburbia. Single-story ranch homes from the 1950s and early 1960s line broad, shade-tree blocks; many still carry original Roman brick accents, while others show stylish remodels with vaulted ceilings and open kitchens. Front lawns are tidy but unpreten ...See more

Keywords: Convenient Location, Walkable Amenities, Quiet Residential Streets

Calabazas North is a centrally located neighborhood in west San Jose, right along the Cupertino border. The area features a mix of single-family homes and townhomes, with well-maintained residential streets that feel tucked away yet are just minutes from key amenities. With its excellent location, t ...See more

Keywords: Walk-to-Safeway shopping, Quick freeway reach, Established 1960s ranches

Mitty occupies a slim wedge between Lawrence Expressway and Strawberry Park, with Stevens Creek Boulevard forming the northern edge and Moorpark Avenue the southern tip. Inside the taper, Mitty Way and Forest View Drive feed quiet loops such as Westdale and Glentree, where single-story ranches from ...See more

Keywords: Top Rated Schools, Cul‑De‑Sac Quiet, Creekside Greenbelt

A quiet, hills‐edge enclave of curving cul‐de‐sacs, mature oaks, and well kept 1970s and 1980s homes on generous lots. Many properties enjoy backyard privacy, three car garages, and occasional ridge or valley glimpses, creating a calm, residential feel that stays peaceful even on busy weekends. Fam ...See more

Keywords: Trail Proximity, Quiet Residential Pockets, Strong Schools

Tucked along the eastern edge of Evergreen Valley, the Quimby–Chaboya area blends newer suburban development with some of the best foothill access in the city. The neighborhood stretches from Ruby Avenue into the more rural edges of East San Jose, offering a quieter alternative to the bustle of cent ...See more

Keywords: Walkable errands, Quiet cul-de-sac loop, Creek-trail access

Silver Crest is a neat triangle of late-1990s two-story homes tucked behind the Almaden Expressway sound wall. Inside, a loop of quiet “Silver” streets keeps traffic low, so kids scooter and retirees stroll small dogs without dodging commuters. Lots are level and deep enough for pools, and most faca ...See more

Keywords: Linear Park Lifestyle, Single-Story Ranches, Easy Suburban Conveniences

Almaden Meadows reads like classic Almaden Valley: quiet streets of mostly single-story ranch homes, looping cul-de-sacs, and a greenbelt that locals use as their daily walking and biking route. TJ Martin Park and the adjoining Jeffrey Fontana Park stitch the tract together with playgrounds, ball fi ...See more

Keywords: Entry-level ownership in Cupertino schools, Walk to Calabazas Park and Asian grocers, Quick freeway access for South Bay commutes

Brookvale / Chantel is a compact, triangular enclave of 1970s and early-1980s condominium and town-home complexes tucked between Lawrence Expressway and Prospect Road. The communities of Sharon Villas, Brookvale Drive, and adjacent courts share leafy internal lanes, mature redwoods, and small pocket ...See more

Keywords: Creek-side trail, Library hangout, Easy commutes

Calabazas South is a quiet wedge of ranch homes tucked between Calabazas Creek greenbelt and the bustle of De Anza Boulevard. Most houses date to the late-1960s, one-story layouts with wide eaves and two-car garages; many owners have refreshed façades with smooth stucco and drought-friendly gardens, ...See more

Keywords: Swim Club Culture, Strong School Pipeline, Quiet Court Living

Elwood Rd sits in a calm slice of Almaden with curving streets, cul de sacs, and well kept late 60s and 70s ranches that have been steadily updated over time. Yards are generous, street trees are mature, and neighbors tend to know each other from years of block parties and school carpools. Everyday ...See more

Keywords: Cabana Club Culture, Strong School Path, Leafy Family Streets

A classic Almaden Valley tract of mostly 1960s and 70s ranches on generous lots, Montevideo feels social and kid friendly. Streets are quiet and leafy, with long time neighbors who show up for swim meets, block parties, and the neighborhood’s well loved Fourth of July festivities. The private caban ...See more

Keywords: Park-side trail access, Low-traffic interior streets, Evergreen community vibe

San Park wraps around the south edge of Evergreen Valley College and feels almost like a private enclave thanks to a single looping street grid that sees little cut-through traffic. One- and two-story contemporaries from the late 1980s sit on generous, gently sloping lots with deep setbacks, bay win ...See more

Keywords: Small Tract Convenience, Neighborly Cul De Sacs, Easy Park Access

Singletree is a petite, low traffic tract of tidy ranch homes wrapped around a couple of looping streets and short cul de sacs. Mature street trees, sidewalks, and consistent single story profiles give it a calm, neighborly feel that works well for strollers, scooters, and evening dog walks. Many ho ...See more

Keywords: Oak-grove adjacency, Suburban quiet, Expressway convenience

Crossgate sits on the flat valley floor just west of Almaden Expressway, its interior formed by a tidy grid of 1970s and early-1980s ranch and two-story homes with generous front lawns and mature street trees. Blocks are long and level, with cul-de-sacs like Pampas Drive and Mojave Drive feeding to ...See more