North Shoreline

North Shoreline: Ideal for Families & Tech Workers with Affordable Homes.

“North Shoreline is a popular neighborhood for young families and local high-tech workers because of its entry-level prices, convenient central locale, and variety of home styles and sizes.”

Embracing multiple subdivisions, all with their own individual neighborhood ambiance, North Shoreline (MLS #203) is a district quickly rising in popularity. It offers a number of well-appointed parks, proximity to shopping and restaurants, quick and easy freeway and public transportation access, and borders the city’s North Bayshore corporate campus hub. Young families with school-aged children have access to the well-regarded Stevenson Elementary School.

Which sub-borough a potential homebuyer is drawn to depends upon one’s architectural predilections. Rex Manor’s 1950s modest, 3 bedroom California ranch homes are compact yet influenced by mid-century design as evidenced by their vaulted ceilings and exposed beams. The 178 homes in Stierlin Estates, though built a decade later, mirror the modest houses in Rex Manor. Mountain Shadows ranch dwellings were mostly constructed in the 1960s and offer more space, often multiple stories and 5 or more bedrooms.

Jackson Park, an 8 square block grid, is a charmingly jumbled borough of homes of all ages, styles, and sizes. Dwellings in this rare subdivision range in age from 10 to 100 years and architectural styles abound. From Tuscan to contemporary to tiny ‘shotgun shacks’ intermingled with condominiums and mid-rise apartment complexes, Jackson Park is the epitome of North Shoreline.

The area called Shenandoah Square offers housing for military workers stationed at nearby Moffett Field.

Whatever you desire in a home, North Shoreline can offer up at a price easily accessible to most young professionals and families.