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  The Golden Triangle

  Sitting at the cusp of Mount Eden, The Golden Triangle — a compact cut out of Saratoga— is a highly coveted neighborhood just 14 miles southwest of San Jose in northern California. “It’s the kind of neighborhood people think about when they dream of the upscale California lifestyle. It’s an exceptionally desirable enclave with understated

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    $4.16M

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    $2M - $10M

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  Woodside

  Surrounded by natural beauty and views of the western hills, the town of Woodside is a rural oasis near Silicon Valley. Its prime location, sprawling estates and pastoral but exclusive air have attracted tech industrialists and venture capital billionaires, making it one of the wealthiest towns in California. Located in San Mateo County, about 30

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    $4.06M

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    $1.5M - $17M

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  Old Palo Alto

  Located across the street from Stanford University, Old Palo Alto has been a coveted neighborhood for the past century. This neighborhood at the heart of Palo Alto contains luxury homes just 5 miles from Meta’s corporate headquarters and a few miles from other major tech companies like Google and Microsoft. Like all of the South Bay, Old Palo Alto

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    $4.03M

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    $1M - $17.9M

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  San Mateo Park

  Located in the northwest corner of San Mateo, the historic San Mateo Park neighborhood is considered the most exclusive area in the city. Called ‘The Park’ by residents, this lushly wooded bedroom community is less than 2 miles from the shopping and dining of downtown San Mateo or Burlingame. Designed in 1896 by local architect George Howard Jr.

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    $4.02M

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    $2.5M - $7.4M

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  Menlo Oaks

  Menlo Oaks is tucked away in the leafy Silicon Valley suburbs, enfolded in the crooked branches of its namesake trees. There are no sidewalks, but these narrow streets see very little traffic, mostly occupied by slow strollers keeping cool under the shady centuries-old canopy. The serene neighborhood is home to two beautiful private school

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    $3.98M

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    $1.4M - $8.8M

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  Duveneck-Saint Francis

  To walk through Duveneck-St. Francis is to be transported back in time. This popular Palo Alto suburb is part of the historic Green Gables subdivision, a 1950s community developed by acclaimed architect Joseph Eichler, a pioneer of midcentury modern architecture. The subdivision is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and many Palo

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    $3.96M

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    $2.6M - $9.5M

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  Blue Hills

  Eleven miles west of downtown San Jose, the all-residential neighborhood of Blue Hills borders Cupertino, home of Apple’s headquarters. Blue Hills is positioned near the Santa Cruz Mountains and along State Route 85, which stretches toward Mountain View and other tech hubs. Compared to other Saratoga neighborhoods, “Blue Hills and Arguello are

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    $3.82M

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    $3.3M - $4.6M

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  Ruby Hill

  The peak of luxury in Pleasanton, Ruby Hill’s magnificent homes surround a country club and championship golf course designed by golf legend Jack Nicklaus, all within the heart of the Livermore Valley wine region. “The whole community is surrounded by oak-studded hills and vineyards. These are all luxury homes,” says Doug Buenz, a real estate

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    $3.79M

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    $2.6M - $7.4M

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  Barron Park

  At the base of the Stanford foothills, Barron Park is a residential community in Palo Alto, California, offering highly rated schools, striking natural scenery and a suburban lifestyle. “The people who live in Barron Park love Barron Park,” says Molly Foy Rich, a Realtor with Midtown Realty and over 20 years of real estate experience. “It’s

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    $3.77M

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    $1.5M - $15M

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  Larkspur

  Once a 19th-century summer vacation spot for wealthy San Franciscans, the historic town of Larkspur is now home to Bay Area commuters drawn by natural scenery and some of Marin's County's highest rated schools. Mount Tamalpais (locally known as Mt. Tam), hills and redwood trees serve as the backdrop for Larkspur's million-dollar homes and

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    $3.72M

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  South of Midtown

  South of Midtown in Palo Alto features diverse architecture and includes Mitchell Park's 20 acres of green space. Nearby are highly rated schools such as El Carmelo Elementary and Henry M. Gunn High School.

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    $3.70M

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    $2.5M - $5.1M

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  Blossom Valley

  Conveniently located just minutes from the San Francisco Bay and in the heart of Silicon Valley, is the highly sought-after residential community Blossom Valley. This neighborhood, named after the blossoming orchards that once filled Mountain View, is a prime location for those who work in Silicon Valley. “Mountain View is a hub for tech industry

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    $3.65M

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    $2.9M - $5.7M

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  Burlingame Park

  Just outside of the San Francisco Peninsula, Burlingame Park is one of the most coveted and affluent neighborhoods in the Burlingame and Bay Areas. Residents flock here for its exceptional public school system and storybook-like residential landscape, where historic Tudors and bungalows adorned with colorful garden-style exteriors give off a

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    $3.59M

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    $1.1M - $11.6M

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  Atherton

  Known for its affluence, exclusivity and park-like ambiance, Atherton is the height of Silicon Valley opulence. A place where tech executives, venture capitalists and professional athletes live in sprawling multimillion-dollar estates, the town is annually recognized as the most expensive zip code in the United States. No surprise then that the

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    $3.56M

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    $1.7M - $36.6M

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  Burlingame Hills

  Burlingame Hills is an affluent, heavily forested residential oasis situated within a rolling hillscape on the far west side of Burlingame. Peaceful, private living with spread-out housing, Bay Area views and access to sprawling nature trails set Burlingame Hills apart from other city neighborhoods. “There are a lot of beautiful hiking trails that

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    $3.50M

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    $2.4M - $6.3M

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  Midtown Palo Alto

  In the heart of Silicon Valley and ranked by Niche as one of the best places to live in California, Midtown Palo Alto treats residents to highly ranked schools, a vibrant shopping and dining scene, Stanford University and luxury homes. “Palo Alto is hugely in demand, and Midtown gives people looking at this area something accessible but also right

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    $3.48M

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    $996K - $6.8M

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  Easton Addition

  Burlingame is called ‘The City of Trees,’ thanks to the estimated 20,000 trees, and the Easton Addition neighborhood is part of this lush landscape. It was named Easton Addition because the town of Easton was ‘added’ to Burlingame in 1910. Despite being mostly undeveloped, the area had become a streetcar suburb by 1913. The neighborhood is still

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    $3.48M

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    $2.2M - $20.3M

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  Clarendon Heights

  San Francisco’s Clarendon Heights neighborhood showcases incomparable views, well-rated schools and a central location close to much of the city's top dining, retail and entertainment attractions. "Clarendon Heights feels so set apart from the city because it's so quiet and almost suburban, but it's right in the middle of the city,” says Erik

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    $3.45M

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    $3M - $19.4M

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  Palo Verde

  Palo Verde in Palo Alto boasts distinctive Eichler-designed homes and California Contemporary architecture. The neighborhood provides access to Baylands Nature Preserve and is served by the highly rated Palo Verde Elementary. Palo Verde in Palo Alto is a distinctive neighborhood known for its Eichler-designed homes that epitomize California

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    $3.37M

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    $2.8M - $4.9M

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  McClellan

  In the western section of Cupertino is the idyllic, residential neighborhood of McClellan, a suburb bordering some of the city’s most popular outdoor spots. McClellan is tucked comfortably alongside the hills of Stevens Creek County Park and the Rancho San Antonio Nature Preserve, both part of the expansive Santa Cruz Mountain Range. The

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    $3.34M

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    $1.4M - $5.5M

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  Greenmeadow

  Greenmeadow is the realized dream of famed real estate developer Joseph Eichler. The tight-knit suburban neighborhood near downtown Palo Alto comprises iconic Eichler-designed houses from the mid-20th century. While the houses certainly draw people in, the sense of community encourages them to stay. “Greenmeadow is special because it really is a

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    $3.30M

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    $1.5M - $4M

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  Tobin Clark Estate

  When bank heiress Celia Tobin Clark commissioned an English Cotswold-style hilltop mansion in 1929, she set the precedent for glamour and elegance on the San Francisco Peninsula. Nearly a century later, this multi-million-dollar home, known simply as House-on-Hill, is still the pinnacle of the Tobin Clark Estate community. This suburban

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    $3.30M

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    $860K - $6.2M

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  Saint Francis Wood

  Saint Francis Wood has an alluring combination of architecture, landscaping and location. Historically, it’s always been one of the priciest neighborhoods in San Francisco, mostly thanks to its unique homes. “For that area of the city, those are the best addresses,” says Eddie Sullivan, a founder and Realtor with Elevation Real Estate. “They’re

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    $3.27M

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    $3M - $5.6M

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  East Los Gatos

  Named for the mountain lions that once frequented these foothills, East Los Gatos straddles the line between small-town convenience and the wilderness of the Santa Cruz Mountains. East Los Gatos (pronounced loss GAT-ohs] is known for its highly rated schools, access to hiking trails and proximity to employers like Netflix. “I’ve lived here my

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    $3.26M

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    $782K - $9.3M

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  University South

  Before Palo Alto was known as Silicon Valley, it was a college town, and University South’s distinctive architecture, walkability and highly rated schools maintain the city’s college feel. The neighborhood includes Professorville, a historic district named for the Stanford University professors who built their homes here in the early 20th century.

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    $3.26M

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    $1.3M - $12.3M

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