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Country
USA -
City
Palo Alto -
Street
530 Lytton Ave, Second Floor -
Email
vic[at]vistahomes.com - shachi[at]vistahomes.com
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Phone
(650) 505-8665 - (408) 203-5908
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Country:
USA -
City:
Los Altos -
Area:
6.54 sq mi
Los Altos
Palo Alto is a city in California’s San Francisco Bay Area. It’s part of Silicon Valley and home to Stanford University. On campus, Cantor Arts Center’s broad collection includes a notable group of Rodin sculptures. University Avenue runs through downtown Palo Alto and has casual and upscale restaurants, plus well-known chain stores and independent boutiques. East are the marshland trails of Baylands Nature Preserve.
In Los Altos, you get the perfect balance of suburban comforts and sylvan beauty, without compromising urban zeal. Thanks to the convenience to neighboring cities, moderate weather, and beautiful scenery, it is no wonder that Los Altos has become so highly sought-after!
In Los Altos, you get the perfect balance of suburban comforts and sylvan beauty, without compromising urban zeal.
Neighborhood Highlights
Country Club
The beautiful Country Club neighborhood, perched along the foothills of San Antonio Open Space Preserve, was aptly named after the Los Altos Golf & Country Club. This area was initially purchased by Santa Clara University as a second branch in the hopes that Los Altos would rival neighboring Palo Alto as an academic town.
North Los Altos
North Los Altos was the first neighborhood of Los Altos to be developed and is steeped in history. The town was established in 1906 by Paul Shoup, who worked for Leland Stanford’s Southern Pacific Railroad. Paul Shoup rightfully promoted the town as “The Jewel of the Peninsula” and began selling land in 1908.
South of El Monte
South of El Monte is in fact four distinctive neighborhoods: Central Los Altos, Loyola Corners, Rancho, and South Los Altos. Though each area has its own unique characteristics, all of them share the same inviting charm.
Highlands, Woodland Acres
Just south of Permanente Creek, and nestled between Foothill Expressway and Highway 280, is a small neighborhood known dually as the Highlands and Woodland Acres. Comprised of 1,000 homes, it is a relatively small community that appeals to those who place priority on privacy, a valuable commodity made even more so after the pandemic.