Sunnyvale

Sunnyvale

Welcome to Sunnyvale

Centrally located and comparatively attainable, Sunnyvale is Silicon Valley's practical sweet spot — diverse, family-friendly, and minutes from Apple, LinkedIn, and Google.

What Makes It Great

• A central Silicon Valley location with short commutes to major employers
• The Heritage District's walkable Murphy Avenue — the city's original main street
• Comparatively attainable home prices for the area
• Updated mid-century ranch homes and new townhome communities
• Top-rated Fremont Union high schools serving much of the city
• A diverse, family-friendly community with real neighborhood feel
• Easy highway access — 101, 280, and 85 put the whole Valley within reach

Living in Sunnyvale

Housing spans updated mid-century ranch homes to new townhome communities — more variety and value than most neighboring cities. The Heritage District around Murphy Avenue has the most walkable, historic character.

Sunnyvale draws engineers and young families who want Silicon Valley access without the Los Altos or Palo Alto price tag. It's practical without being boring.

For relocating buyers, the math is compelling: central location, strong schools, and more home for the money than almost anywhere else in the Valley's core. The townhome communities are especially popular with first-time buyers, while the ranch-home neighborhoods attract families planning to stay and remodel.

Dining, Entertainment, & Shopping

• Murphy Avenue — the Heritage District's walkable main street of restaurants and shops
• A diverse international dining scene reflecting the city's many cultures
• Caltrain station connecting to San Francisco and San Jose
• Nearby Levi's Stadium and California's Great America in Santa Clara for big nights out

Schools

Students attend Sunnyvale School District (K–8), with Fremont Union High serving much of the city.

Thinking of buying or selling in Sunnyvale? Call or text me at 408-307-2110 — or browse Sunnyvale homes at stellarosh.com/home-search.