Mid-Century Modern Homes by ZIP Code in the Bay Area
This page links our 49 ZIP code guides. Each is records-based, not a market report, and covers the tracts that public records name, the local rules and research steps. A ZIP code is a postal delivery area, not a neighborhood boundary, and many cross city or county lines, so the parcel record, not the mailing address, tells you which rules apply. We list each ZIP code under the county of its main city, with one line from its guide.
For guides by city, see our city guides, and for tracts by name, our neighborhoods and tracts page.
Santa Clara County
94301: Palo Alto. Palo Alto's Eichler guidelines place one area here, Community Center, credited to Claude Oakland in 1973.
94303: Palo Alto and East Palo Alto. At least ten tracts in the city's Eichler guidelines have 94303 addresses, including Green Gables, a National Register district since 2005.
94306: South Palo Alto. Tracts here include University Gardens (1949 to 1950) and Anshen & Allen's El Centro Gardens and Charleston Meadows.
94022: Los Altos and Los Altos Hills. The county's map index, matched to the parcel layer, places four small Los Altos tracts here, recorded from 1950 on, and names no builders.
94024: Los Altos, Los Altos Hills and Loyola. For many tracts here, the records give a tract number and build years but no builder.
94040: Mountain View. The city's context statement places Eichler's 53-home Grandmeadow tract of 1972, now called the Bell Meadows Eichlers, here.
94041: Mountain View. The records we read name no mid-century tract, builder or architect here.
94043: Mountain View. The Monta Loma Eichlers, approved in 1952 and built about 1954 to 1957, are one of three Monta Loma tracts here.
94085: Sunnyvale. Both phases of Eichler's Sunnyvale Manor, recorded in 1947 and 1949, are here.
94086: Sunnyvale. The records name a builder or designer for only two groups of tracts here, including Gavello Glen, which isn't an Eichler tract.
94087: Sunnyvale. The city's parcel layer flags 793 Eichler parcels built from 1958 to 1962 here, including the Fairbrae, Rancho Verde and Fairwood tracts.
95014: Cupertino. Both of the city's mid-century tracts with a named builder, Fairgrove and Rancho Rinconada, are here.
95050: Santa Clara. The county's map index lists David D. Bohannon's Westwood tracts, recorded from 1952 to 1955, here.
95051: West Santa Clara. Pomeroy Green, Eichler Homes' 1963 townhouse cooperative, has been a National Register district since 2021.
95008: Campbell. The county's map index lists postwar tracts here, such as Cambrian Village, recorded in 1947.
95070: Saratoga. A 2017 evaluation prepared for the city places "Eichler Homes of Saratoga," begun in 1964, off Cox Avenue.
95032: Los Gatos. The records we read name no mid-century builder or architect for a tract here.
95118: San Jose. The county's map index lists 1950s subdivisions here, such as Hacienda Gardens and Willo-Mar, without house styles or architects.
95124: San Jose and Cambrian Park. Hudson, one of five Eichler neighborhoods in a National Park Service study of San Jose, is here.
95125: Willow Glen area, San Jose. Eichler's Fairglen tract and the Fairglen Additions, a National Register district of 218 houses, are here.
95128: San Jose and Burbank. Morepark, the first of the five San Jose Eichler neighborhoods in the study, is here.
95136: San Jose. We found no record that names a mid-century tract, builder or architect here.
San Mateo County
94025: Menlo Park. Records name Eichler's Stanford Gardens, on sale in 1950, and the 1960 Waidman Subdivision.
94028: Portola Valley and Ladera. National Register nominations describe the Ladera subdivision as designed by Jones and Emmons.
94061: Redwood City. Atherwood, one of the subdivisions Anshen and Allen designed for Eichler around 1950, is here.
94062: Woodside and Emerald Lake Hills. We found no county, state or National Register record that names a mid-century tract here.
94063: Redwood City and North Fair Oaks. The federal filings, Eichler archive index and state list we checked name no mid-century tract here.
94065: Redwood City. We found no record naming a mid-century tract here.
94070: San Carlos. We found no county, state or National Register record that names a mid-century tract here.
94002: Belmont. We haven't found a public or archive record that names a mid-century modern tract in Belmont.
94402: San Mateo and the Highlands. 19th Avenue Park, dated 1955 and 1956, is in the city, and the Highlands Eichlers are on county land.
94403: San Mateo. Records name David D. Bohannon's Hillsdale, begun in 1939, San Mateo Village and Fiesta Gardens.
94404: Foster City. UC Berkeley's index of Claude Oakland's firm lists Eichler work in Neighborhoods 1 to 4 from 1963 to 1969.
94010: Burlingame and Hillsborough. The same index lists Eichler Homes' Mills Estate Nos. 11 and 19, dated 1963 to 1964.
Contra Costa County
94518: Concord. Parkwood Estates, one of Concord's three Eichler tracts, is here.
94519: Concord. We found no Eichler tract here; Concord's three are in 94518 and 94521.
94521: Concord. Two Eichler tracts, Rancho del Diablo and Rancho de los Santos, are here.
94595: Walnut Creek and Saranap. We found no Eichler tract here; Walnut Creek's documented Eichler work is in 94598.
94596: Walnut Creek. We found no Eichler tract here; Rancho San Miguel and the later subdivisions are in 94598.
94597: Walnut Creek. We found no Eichler tract here; the documented tracts are in 94598.
94530: El Cerrito and Richmond. We found no record naming a mid-century tract, builder or architect here.
94805: Richmond and East Richmond Heights. We found no tract by a named modern builder here.
Alameda County
94605: Oakland and Sequoyah Hills. UC Berkeley's index lists Eichler's Sequoyah Hills subdivision, dated 1964 to 1965, whose streets are here.
94602: Oakland. We found no record naming a mid-century tract here.
94603: Oakland. We found no record naming a mid-century tract here.
94611: Oakland and Piedmont. We found no record naming a mid-century tract here.
94619: Oakland. We found no record naming a mid-century tract here.
94707: Berkeley, Kensington and Albany. Berkeley's Donald and Helen Olsen House, built in 1954, is a City Landmark.
94708: Berkeley and Kensington. Greenwood Common is a Berkeley City Landmark, designated in 1990.
Our regional pages for the Peninsula, the South Bay and the East Bay group these ZIP codes with their cities.
Researching a house by ZIP code
Start with the parcel record and the recorded map. Our guides to checking a mid-century home's permit history and our mid-century home inspection checklist cover the next steps. The rules on each ZIP page are general information, not legal advice.
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