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Bay Area Eichler Tract Map

Every Eichler tract and project we know of, from Marin to San Jose, on one map. Pick a region, then tap a shape to read that tract’s years, architect and records. Mid-century tracts by other builders are on the map too, hatched, so you can tell them apart.

  • 87 Eichler tracts and projects
  • 23 tracts by other builders
  • 27 cities
  • 1949–1974 years the Eichler tracts were built
Region
Builder
Years building started

Mountain View, Los Altos and Sunnyvale

Map of Eichler and other mid-century tracts in Mountain View, Los Altos and SunnyvaleFoothill ExpySunnyvale Saratoga RdN Shoreline Blvd2808523710182SUNNYVALEMOUNTAIN VIEWLOS ALTOSSANTA CLARALOS ALTOS HILLSCUPERTINOSAN JOSEFairview, in Monta Loma, 1954 (Mountain View); Oakwood (Monta Loma), 1955–1956 (Mountain View); Mardell Manor (Monta Loma), 1955–1959 (Mountain View)Sunnyvale Manor (Tract 371), 1949 (Sunnyvale); Sunnymount Gardens (Tract 452), 1949 (Sunnyvale); Sunnyvale Manor Addition, the first architect-designed tract, 1950 (Sunnyvale)Waverly Park, 1962–1967 (Mountain View)Fallen Leaf Park (Unit No. 2), 1967–1969 (Los Altos)Westwood Oaks, 1955 (Santa Clara)Meadow Park, 1957–1958 (Palo Alto)Charleston Gardens, 1954 (Palo Alto)Fairmeadow, 1951–1954 (Palo Alto)Walnut Grove, 1953–1954 (Palo Alto)Greenmeadow (Units I and II), 1954–1955 (Palo Alto); Greenmeadow No. 3, 1961–1962 (Palo Alto)Greendell, 1956 (Palo Alto)Charleston Meadows, 1950–1951 (Palo Alto)Maybell Gardens, 1952 (Palo Alto)Polk, Vasquez and Iowa Avenues (Tract 4694), 1969 (Sunnyvale)Parmer Place, 1967 (Sunnyvale)Gavello Glen, about 1952–1959 (Sunnyvale)Cherryhill Eichlers (Tract 2823), 1962 (Sunnyvale)Fairbrae Unit 1, 1958 (Sunnyvale)Fairbrae (Tracts 2228, 2229, 2622 and 2824), 1959–1961 (Sunnyvale)Rancho Verde, 1960–1961 (Sunnyvale)Primewood (Tract 4621), 1969–1972 (Sunnyvale)Eichler blocks on Dartshire, Devonshire, Carlisle and Mallard, 1961–1962, per city records (Sunnyvale)Chukar and Chickadee Courts (Tract 4789), 1971 (Sunnyvale)Wright Ave, Edmonton Ave and La Salle Dr, 1958 (Sunnyvale)Lorne Way (Tract 5171), 1973 (Sunnyvale)Rancho Sans Souci, 1968 (Sunnyvale)San Antonio Court (Parsons Way and Almond Ave), under way in 1974 (Los Altos)Grandmeadow, 1972 (Mountain View)Pomeroy Green (townhouses), early 1960s (Santa Clara)1 mile

Cupertino, Santa Clara, San Jose, Saratoga and Los Gatos

Map of Eichler and other mid-century tracts in Cupertino, Santa Clara, San Jose, Saratoga and Los GatosWinchester BlvdTully RdS Bascom AveEl Camino RealBlossom Hill RdMonterey HwyS De Anza Blvd852808717101680880829130SAN JOSESANTA CLARASARATOGALOS GATOSCAMPBELLSUNNYVALECUPERTINOMONTE SERENOSunnyvale Manor (Tract 371), 1949 (Sunnyvale); Sunnymount Gardens (Tract 452), 1949 (Sunnyvale); Sunnyvale Manor Addition, the first architect-designed tract, 1950 (Sunnyvale)Westwood Oaks, 1955 (Santa Clara)Gavello Glen, about 1952–1959 (Sunnyvale)Mayfair Heights, 1951–1953 (San Jose)Fairbrae (Tracts 2228, 2229, 2622 and 2824), 1959–1961 (Sunnyvale)Eichler blocks on Dartshire, Devonshire, Carlisle and Mallard, 1961–1962, per city records (Sunnyvale)Chukar and Chickadee Courts (Tract 4789), 1971 (Sunnyvale)Lorne Way (Tract 5171), 1973 (Sunnyvale)Westwood, Units 1–5, 1952–1953 (Santa Clara)Westwood Unit 10, 1955 (Santa Clara)Rancho Rinconada, early 1950s (Cupertino)Fairgrove, early 1960s (Cupertino)Fairglen (Tract 1818), 1957–1959 (San Jose); Fairglen Additions (Units 1–3), 1959–1961 (San Jose)Peremont, mid-1950s (Saratoga)Rinconada Hills, 1968–1981 (Los Gatos)Pomeroy Green (townhouses), early 1960s (Santa Clara)Maywood, 1950s (Santa Clara)Morepark (Tracts 656 and 1136), 1952–1954 (San Jose)The Villages, from 1966 (San Jose)Fairhaven (Tract 3009), 1962–1963 (San Jose)De Havilland Dr, Shubert Dr and Columbine Ct, 1964–1965 (Saratoga)Hudson (Tract 2837), 1960–1962 (San Jose)Sereno Foothills (Via Sereno), 1969–1970 (Monte Sereno)2 miles

San Mateo County: Menlo Park to San Bruno

Map of Eichler and other mid-century tracts in San Mateo County: Menlo Park to San Bruno280921013584821REDWOOD CITYHAYWARDPALO ALTOSAN MATEOWOODSIDEMENLO PARKFREMONTHALF MOON BAYHILLSBOROUGHSAN CARLOSATHERTONSAN BRUNOBELMONTBURLINGAMEFOSTER CITYMILLBRAESTANFORDEAST PALO ALTOMills Estates Eichlers, 1963–1964 (Burlingame)19th Avenue Park, 1953–1955 (San Mateo)San Mateo Highlands (unincorporated), 1955–1964 (San Mateo)Lindenwood Eichlers, 1953 (Atherton)Menlo Oaks (unincorporated), 1951 (Menlo Park)Atherwood, 1950 (Redwood City)Leland Manor, 1950 (Palo Alto)Fairview, in Monta Loma, 1954 (Mountain View); Oakwood (Monta Loma), 1955–1956 (Mountain View); Mardell Manor (Monta Loma), 1955–1959 (Mountain View)Ladera, Eichler phase (unincorporated), 1951 (Portola Valley)Channing Park, 1951–1955 (Palo Alto)Edgewood, 1956 (Palo Alto)Green Gables, 1950 (Palo Alto)Community Center, 1973 (Palo Alto)Blair Court, 1955 (Palo Alto)Triple El, 1955 (Palo Alto)Garland Park, 1958 (Palo Alto)Greer Park, 1950–1951 (Palo Alto)Amarillo Avenue, 1957 (Palo Alto)Fairpark, 1954 (Palo Alto)Middlefield Road, 1959 (Palo Alto)Royal Manor, 1957–1958 (Palo Alto)Midfair, 1953–1954 (Palo Alto)Faircourt, 1956 (Palo Alto)Louis Road, 1959 (Palo Alto)Los Arboles, 1959–1961 (Palo Alto)Midcourt, 1972 (Palo Alto)Stern and Price tract, 1951–1952 (Palo Alto)Meadow Park, 1957–1958 (Palo Alto)Charleston Gardens, 1954 (Palo Alto)Fairmeadow, 1951–1954 (Palo Alto)Walnut Grove, 1953–1954 (Palo Alto)Greenmeadow (Units I and II), 1954–1955 (Palo Alto); Greenmeadow No. 3, 1961–1962 (Palo Alto)University Gardens, 1949–1950 (Palo Alto)Greendell, 1956 (Palo Alto)El Centro Gardens, 1950 (Palo Alto)Charleston Meadows, 1950–1951 (Palo Alto)Maybell Gardens, 1952 (Palo Alto)Millbrae Meadows, 1954–1962 (Millbrae)Roble Avenue duplexes, 1956 (Redwood City)Oakdell Park, 1952 (Menlo Park)Stanford Gardens, 1950 (Menlo Park)2 miles

Marin County and the East Bay

Map of Eichler and other mid-century tracts in Marin County and the East Bay10158080680124428088013980242611313512318526011282OAKLANDSAN FRANCISCORICHMONDCONCORDWALNUT CREEKSAN RAFAELCASTRO VALLEYLAFAYETTEDANVILLEMARTINEZORINDASAN LEANDROALAMEDABERKELEYMORAGAPLEASANT HILLSAN RAMONHERCULESLUCAS VALLEYDALY CITYPINOLEMILL VALLEYTIBURONEL CERRITOBENICIAMidtown Terrace, 1950s (San Francisco)Diamond Heights (single-family tract), 1962–1964 (San Francisco)Westlake, 1949–1960s (Daly City)Upper Lucas Valley, 1963–1967 (San Rafael)Lower Lucas Valley (Marinwood), 1957–1961 (San Rafael)Terra Linda North, 1955–1956 (San Rafael); Terra Linda North, Santa Margarita section, about 1960–1961 (San Rafael); Terra Linda South, 1958–1960 (San Rafael)Sleepy Hollow (Catskill Court and Katrina Lane), 1972–1973 (San Anselmo)Rancho del Diablo, 1963–1964 (Concord); Rancho de los Santos, 1965 (Concord)Parkwood Estates, 1963–1964 (Concord)Pazzi Road and Valley Vista Road group, late 1960s or 1970s (unconfirmed) (Walnut Creek)Walnut Grove (Northgate Eichlers), 1969–mid-1970s (Walnut Creek)Rancho San Miguel, 1955–1958 (Walnut Creek)Strawberry Point (Harbor Point), 1965–1966 (Mill Valley)The Summit, Russian Hill (32-story tower), 1963–1964 (San Francisco)Laguna Heights, Western Addition (tower and low-rise apartments), 1962–1964 (San Francisco)Sequoyah Hills (Eichler section), about 1965 (Oakland)Forest Knolls, about 1961 (San Francisco)Greenridge (“the Hill”), 1960–1965 (Castro Valley)5 miles

Tap or click a shape to jump to its entry in the list below. On a phone, pinch to zoom in on the map.

  • Eichler tract, outlined from records
  • Tract by another builder
  • Neighborhood with the tract inside it
  • Approximate location, Eichler
  • Approximate location, other builder

How to read the map

Outlines (49) are drawn around the lots that public parcel records place in a tract: Palo Alto’s address and year-built records, the Eichler flags in Sunnyvale’s and Cupertino’s records, and Santa Clara County’s year-built records for several other builders’ tracts. A few outlines are our own neighborhood boundaries where they follow a tract. Each outline has a soft edge around a group of lots, so no single house can be picked out, and the page holds no house addresses.

Dashed areas (17) are larger neighborhoods with a tract inside them, such as Monta Loma in Mountain View or Diamond Heights in San Francisco.

Pins (29) mark an approximate tract center, taken from our tract pages or from a street the project is on. Most are in Marin, the East Bay, San Jose and San Mateo County, where we haven’t found lot-level records to draw from.

Colors show when building started, by the earliest year the records give. A tract built over several years keeps the color of its first year.

Not placed yet (6): Geneva Terraces, Visitacion Valley (townhouses), Foster City Eichlers (clusters in Neighborhoods One, Two and Four), Sunshine Glen, Sunshine Meadows, Cherryhill West, St. Francis Estates. They’re in the list below, without a shape.

Is my house an Eichler?

A house inside an outline is a strong clue, not proof. Many tracts now include rebuilt or later houses, and some Eichlers stand outside the tracts drawn here. These free tools help you check a particular house:

The surest answer is the recorded tract map for the parcel and the original building permit.

All tracts on the map, by region

Palo Alto

Palo Alto 31

Mountain View, Los Altos and Sunnyvale

Los Altos 2

Mountain View 5

Sunnyvale 18

Cupertino, Santa Clara, San Jose, Saratoga and Los Gatos

Cupertino 2

Los Gatos 1

Monte Sereno 1

San Jose 7

Santa Clara 6

Saratoga 2

San Mateo County: Menlo Park to San Bruno

Atherton 1

  • Lindenwood Eichlers Eichler

    1953 · Atherton · homes: about a dozen

    Architect: Anshen & Allen

    On the map: Our Lindenwood neighborhood guide outline; the Eichlers are inside it.

    Listings and recent sales (BoyengaTeam.com)

Burlingame 1

Foster City 1

  • Foster City Eichlers (clusters in Neighborhoods One, Two and Four) Eichler

    1963–1968 · Foster City · 200+ homes

    Architect: Claude Oakland and John Brooks Boyd

    Not placed on the map yet.

    Mid-century homes in Foster City

Menlo Park 3

Millbrae 1

  • Millbrae Meadows Other builder

    1954–1962 · Millbrae · homes: about 700

    Builder: Stoneson

    Subdivisions #1 to #5 on the site of a former excavation pit, begun by the Stoneson company in 1954, per the Millbrae Historical Society; a local report puts the count at about 700 homes.

    On the map: Approximate: the Millbrae Meadows neighborhood point in OpenStreetMap.

    Stoneson Builder File (BoyengaTeam.com)

Portola Valley 1

  • Ladera, Eichler phase (unincorporated) Eichler

    1951 · Portola Valley · homes: about 25

    Architect: Jones & Emmons

    On the map: Our Ladera neighborhood guide outline; the Eichlers are inside it.

    Listings and recent sales (BoyengaTeam.com)

Redwood City 2

San Mateo 2

San Francisco and Daly City

Daly City 2

San Francisco 6

  • Midtown Terrace Other builder

    1950s · San Francisco

    Builder: Gellert (Sunstream)

    A large tract near Twin Peaks; Sunstream brochures for it date from 1950 to 1958.

    On the map: Our Twin Peaks & Midtown Terrace neighborhood guide outline; the tract is inside it.

    Gellert (Sunstream) Builder File (BoyengaTeam.com) · Listings and recent sales (BoyengaTeam.com)

  • Forest Knolls Other builder

    about 1961 · San Francisco

    Builder: Gellert (Sunstream)

    On the southwest slope of Mount Sutro.

    On the map: Approximate: the Forest Knolls neighborhood point in OpenStreetMap.

    Gellert (Sunstream) Builder File (BoyengaTeam.com)

  • Geneva Terraces, Visitacion Valley (townhouses) Eichler

    1961–1965 · San Francisco

    Architect: Claude Oakland

    Not placed on the map yet.

    Geneva Terraces

  • Diamond Heights (single-family tract) Eichler

    1962–1964 · San Francisco · homes: about 100

    Architect: Claude Oakland

    On the map: Our Diamond Heights neighborhood guide outline; the Eichlers are inside it.

    Diamond Heights · Listings and recent sales (BoyengaTeam.com)

  • Laguna Heights, Western Addition (tower and low-rise apartments) Eichler

    1962–1964 · San Francisco

    Architect: Jones & Emmons (tower); Claude Oakland (low-rises)

    On the map: Approximate: Cleary Court, one of the project’s streets (OpenStreetMap).

  • The Summit, Russian Hill (32-story tower) Eichler

    1963–1964 · San Francisco

    Architect: Neill Smith & Associates; interiors by Claude Oakland’s firm

    On the map: The building’s address, located with the U.S. Census Bureau geocoder.

    Listings and recent sales (BoyengaTeam.com)

Marin County and the East Bay

Castro Valley 1

Concord 3

Mill Valley 1

Oakland 1

San Anselmo 1

San Rafael 5

Walnut Creek 3

Where the map comes from

Tracts: names, years, home counts and architects come from our published tract indexes and tract histories, which name their sources. Where city or county records differ from an index, the entry says what the records show. Tracts whose builder we could confirm only from sales listings are left off for now.

Shapes: City of Palo Alto, City of Sunnyvale and City of Cupertino parcel records, Santa Clara County parcel records, and our own neighborhood outlines. A few pins come from OpenStreetMap or the U.S. Census Bureau geocoder. Tract data was read on November 5, 2026.

Base map: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files (shoreline, city limits) and TIGER/Line roads, read on November 9, 2026.

Missing a tract, or see one in the wrong place? Email MidMods@Boyenga.com. Questions about a house on the map? Call the Boyenga Team at (408) 373-1660 or (650) 383-8606.