Grant

Grant boasts expansive homes, sidewalk-free lanes, and easy trail accessibility.

“A delightful, tight-knit neighborhood with spacious homes, cozy cul-de-sacs, and occasional areas with a country feel, the Grant borough offers exceptional high-end Mountain View liveability.”

One of Mountain View’s larger neighborhoods, Grant (MLS #208) is an established district once covered in flourishing fruit orchards. Its early residential history began in the 1950s and 1960s when the land was subdivided and small pockets of homes were built.

In the late 1970s, Bentley Square, an entry-level residential development, was constructed on what was once the location of the Monte Vista Drive-In. Until 2011, Bentley Square was the largest addition of homes when The Enclave, a development of 53 high-end homes in the Waverly Park section was built by Summerhill Homes. Perched upon the former apricot orchard owned by Barney and Juliet Job (no relation to Steve Jobs), this subdivision offers modern exclusivity tucked in among the tree-lined streets and cul-de-sacs of this comfortable and sometimes rural borough.

Grant is notable for its expansive one and two-story homes, many sidewalk-free lanes, and its recent neighborhood accessibility to the Stevens Creek Trail, this borough, like many others in Mountain View, is appealing for its atmosphere, home choices, and sociability.