
Molly Foy Rich
Midtown Realty
(650) 695-6921
29 Total Sales
3 in South of Midtown
$3.4M - $4.3M Price Range
Neighborhood in Palo Alto, California
Santa Clara County 94306
For homebuyers looking for the perfect place to settle down in Palo Alto, St. Claire Gardens makes the grade with its attractive homes and longstanding community. “Longevity comes to mind thinking about that area,” says local librarian Robert Novak. “Lots of families plant their flags and stick around for the long haul because, honestly, it’s going to be hard to find a nicer community. Good people, good schools, great location.”
Across these cozy streets and cul-de-sacs, homebuyers will find a diverse mix of architectural designs from the entire spectrum of California home styles. From the golden hues and red roofs of Mediterranean villas to the flat roofs and eye-popping features of Eichler-designed mid-century modern masterpieces. Craftsman ranches and bungalows also stand behind the tree-lined sidewalks and white picket fences that paint a picture around every corner. The circular cut-outs of the streets in Fairmeadow add even more California contemporary style to the neighborhood. These coveted Eichler-designed homes typically ask for close to $3 million. Meanwhile, other homes in St. Claire Gardens can demand $2 million for a classic Craftsman-inspired ranch-style home and upwards of $5 million for a fully renovated Mediterranean-style estate.
Sitting just across East Meadow Drive is Mitchell Park, one of Palo Alto’s premier green spaces. With more than 20 acres of serene open space, residents spice up their morning jog routes on these shadow-soaked trails lined with grand oak trees. Children flock to the Magical Bridge Playground, one of the nation’s most innovative and inclusive playgrounds with structures designed for children with a wide range of special needs, ensuring fun for children of all ages and abilities. The Mitchell Park Community Center brings together members of the neighborhood for regular events and outdoor festivals, and it contains the Mitchell Park Library. All of this, plus areas for shuffleboard, pickleball and picnics make Mitchell Park a community hotspot.
Residents in St. Claire Gardens have their own neighborhood market with Grocery Outlet carrying brand-name products at discount prices. Or head to Piazza’s Fine Foods on the opposite side of Mitchell Park, where they stock up on locally sourced and organic products. While you’re at Charleston Center, try one of the local spots for a meal. LeQuy offers knock-out Vietnamese classics like Bahn mi sandwiches and fresh pho from its sleekly decorated storefront. Green Elephant Gourmet specializes in authentic Burmese and Chinese cuisine complimented by friendly service and warm ambiance. But make sure to save room for dessert so you can stop by Rick’s Ice Cream, where they shell out scoops of freshly made ice cream with traditional and creative flavors, like their popular Cookies & Dough, a tantalizing mix of Oreo and cookie dough.
Young residents of St. Claire Gardens have equally convenient access to Palo Alto’s acclaimed school system. Many students start their educations at El Carmelo Elementary School, which Niche gives an A+ rating while calling it the No. 21 best public elementary school in the entire state. Jane Lathrop Stanford Middle School resides in Mitchell Park, and it’s honored by Niche as the No. 1 best public middle school in the Bay Area. Niche also honors Henry M. Gunn High School as the No. 1 best public high school in California thanks to its high graduation rate, a diverse range of AP courses and more than 90 different student clubs focusing on community activism, performing arts and much more.
Experience the quiet side of Silicon Valley in St. Claire Gardens, where neighbors like to stick around and become part of the Palo Alto community.
Molly Foy Rich
Midtown Realty
(650) 695-6921
29 Total Sales
3 in South of Midtown
$3.4M - $4.3M Price Range
Lynne Mercer, CRS
Compass
(650) 855-2390
26 Total Sales
1 in South of Midtown
$2,970,000 Price
Daniel Donate
EXP Realty of Northern California, Inc
(877) 779-1925
238 Total Sales
1 in South of Midtown
$3,685,000 Price
Alex Wang
Rainmaker Real Estate
(650) 977-2448
177 Total Sales
1 in South of Midtown
$2,375,000 Price
The reSolve Group
Compass
(650) 747-6649
139 Total Sales
1 in South of Midtown
$3,200,000 Price
Michael Repka
Deleon Realty
(650) 381-0224
793 Total Sales
15 in South of Midtown
$2.5M - $6M Price Range
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, an experienced agent in this neighborhood.1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime | South of Midtown | US |
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Homicide | 1 | 4 |
Sexual Assault | 1 | 4 |
Assault with Weapon | 1 | 4 |
Robbery | 2 | 4 |
Burglary | 3 | 4 |
Motor Vehicle Theft | 3 | 4 |
Larceny | 3 | 4 |
Crime Score | 2 | 4 |
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
On average, homes in South of Midtown, Palo Alto sell after 16 days on the market compared to the national average of 47 days. The average sale price for homes in South of Midtown, Palo Alto over the last 12 months is $3,886,900, up 25% from the average home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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