Explore our Eichler Homes for Sale blog for the latest Eichler news, architectural insights, and tips, perfect for those enchanted by the unique charm of mid-century modern living in Silicon Valley, the Bay Area, and throughout California.
Eichler homes were built not just by celebrated architects, but by Japanese-American craftsmen rising from internment, European modernist émigrés escaping war, and immigrant laborers whose skill and resilience shaped California’s most iconic mid-century neighborhoods. Behind every glass wall and post-and-beam roof is a human story of hope, diversity, and reinvention.
Read MoreSpotting a true Eichler is an art form. From post-and-beam construction to iconic atriums, authentic Eichler homes reveal their lineage through unmistakable architectural signatures. This guide breaks down the exact details that separate genuine Eichlers from lookalikes — helping buyers, sellers, and mid-century fans decode Silicon Valley’s most beloved modern homes with confidence.
Read MoreOf course. Here are the additional marketing materials for 2055 Ticonderoga Road.
"Imagine a home where architecture and nature exist in perfect harmony. A place where clean lines and soaring glass walls don’t just frame the landscape—they invite it inside. Welcome to 2055 Ticonderoga Road, a stunningly updated courtyard-model Eichler that offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of architectural history in the heart of the cherished San Mateo Highlands. Built around a signature open-air courtyard, this home’s floor-to-ceiling walls of glass dissolve the boundary between the interior and the lush yard, framing sweeping, unobstructed views of the western mountains and creating a daily masterpiece of changing light and color."
Read MoreStep into the architectural legacy of North Palo Alto’s 94303 ZIP code, where Eichler homes like those in Green Gables and Triple El exemplify mid-century modern design at its finest. Built between 1950 and 1955, these glass-walled, post-and-beam masterpieces blend indoor-outdoor living with timeless aesthetics. From their floor-to-ceiling windows and radiant heat to their placement in top-ranked school districts, 94303 Eichlers remain some of the most sought-after homes in Silicon Valley. Represented by the Boyenga Team—recognized Eichler experts and top Compass real estate advisors—buyers and sellers alike receive the strategic, design-savvy guidance these architectural icons deserve.
Read MoreEvery Eichler home has a story—and the address tells it. From street names to house numbers, subtle patterns reveal the home’s original architect, build year, and even floor plan. Whether it’s a Claude Oakland atrium in Cupertino or a Jones & Emmons gallery model in Sunnyvale, learn how to decode the clues Eichler left behind.
Read More“Anshen + Allen gave Eichler homes their soul—compact, pure, and rooted in early modernism. Claude Oakland expanded the vision with dramatic atriums, soaring ceilings, and expressive layouts that redefined suburban modern living. Both shaped the timeless appeal of Eichler architecture.”
Read MoreYou know you're an Eichler nerd when you treat your atrium like sacred space, restore mahogany paneling with religious zeal, and won't hear a word against radiant heat. Eichler living isn’t just about modernist design—it’s a lifestyle, a mindset, and a deeply rooted appreciation for California modern architecture. And yes, that globe light collection is impressive.
Read MoreJoseph Eichler’s legacy of “modernism for the masses” was shaped by visionary architects like Anshen + Allen, Jones & Emmons, and Claude Oakland. From early courtyard prototypes to iconic atrium models and bold rooflines, each collaboration brought a unique design philosophy. Discover how floor plans, materials, and spatial concepts evolved—and how these homes live on as architectural treasures today.
Read MoreUnlock the secrets of authentic Eichler homes with this definitive guide to spotting architectural signatures like post-and-beam construction, tongue-and-groove ceilings, radiant heat, atriums, and clerestory windows. Created by the Boyenga Team—Compass founding partners and Eichler home experts—this visual blueprint blends deep design knowledge, historical insight, and real estate strategy for buyers and sellers who truly care about mid-century modern living.
Read MoreFrom the tree-lined streets of Fairglen in San Jose to the panoramic Eichlers of San Mateo Highlands and the prestigious parcels of Fallen Leaf Park in Los Altos, the Bay Area is home to a rich tapestry of mid-century modern neighborhoods. This in-depth guide, crafted by the Boyenga Team at Compass, explores 10 standout Eichler enclaves—each with distinct architecture, top-tier schools, local charm, and a tight-knit sense of community. As Eichler experts and NextGenAgents, Eric and Janelle Boyenga blend deep market knowledge with data-driven strategies to help their clients buy and sell these architectural icons with precision and passion.
Read MoreMid-Century Modern architecture, born in the post-World War II era, is known for its clean lines, open spaces, and integration with nature. Pioneered by architects like Richard Neutra and Eero Saarinen, this style blends simplicity and functionality, leaving a lasting impact on contemporary design. Learn more about famous mid-century architects.
Read MoreSunnyvale, a city pulsating with the rhythm of Silicon Valley's tech-driven beat, harbors a rich mosaic of history and innovation. Amidst its technological landmarks, Sunnyvale cherishes a residential legacy that intertwines with the area’s transformation from verdant orchards to a global tech hub. This legacy is beautifully embodied in the Eichler homes, a collection of mid-century modern architectural gems that dot the city’s landscape.
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