Explore the Eichler homes of Willow Glen’s 95125 ZIP code, including the historic Fairglen tract (1958–1961) and nearby “Ginkgo Glen” enclave. Learn about the neighborhood’s mid-century modern architecture by Joseph Eichler (with architects like Jones & Emmons and Claude Oakland), community lifestyle, top-rated schools, current real estate market trends, and why the Boyenga Team’s expertise and Compass tools make them the go-to Eichler specialists in San Jose.
Read MoreDiscover the allure of mid-century modern Eichler homes in San Jose’s 95130 ZIP code. Explore these iconic 1950s–60s residences – designed by Claude Oakland and Jones & Emmons – nestled on the western edge of San Jose’s foothills. Learn about their design features, neighborhood amenities, top Moreland schools, and current Silicon Valley real estate trends. Presented by the Boyenga Team, your Silicon Valley mid-century modern real estate experts.
Read MoreExplore Eichler Homes in Palo Alto’s 94306 ZIP code – a South Palo Alto enclave of mid-century modern houses built 1951–1962. Discover their architectural history (Anshen + Allen, Jones & Emmons, Claude Oakland), thriving Eichler neighborhoods like Greenmeadow (a historic district), top schools, market trends, and why the Boyenga Team are the go-to Eichler real estate experts.
Read More“An authentic Eichler is a symphony of subtle architectural cues working in unison—from skinny Roman brick planters to tongue-and-groove ceilings and flush wood-glass transitions. These hidden design hallmarks separate the real from the replicas.”
Read More"Tucked beneath a canopy of redwoods and mid-century geometry, Redwood City’s Woodside Plaza Eichlers offer a rare combination of architectural purity, generous lots, and authentic California Modern design. With butterfly roofs, post-and-beam construction, and quiet cul-de-sacs, 94062 is where MCM lovers find their dream homes—with elbow room to grow."
Read MoreTucked away near the Campbell border, Fairhaven is one of Silicon Valley’s best-kept architectural secrets. With just 57 original Eichler homes designed by Jones & Emmons and Claude Oakland, this 95130 enclave blends timeless modern design with low turnover, strong community spirit, and investment upside.
Read MoreWondering when your Eichler was built? From fascia lines to tongue-and-groove ceilings, atrium layouts to siding patterns, this detailed forensic guide decodes the subtle architectural clues that reveal your Eichler’s build year. Whether you're a homeowner, agent, or mid-century fan, discover how to trace your Eichler's design DNA—featuring expert insight from Eichler specialists Eric and Janelle Boyenga of Compass.
Read More“Eichler homes don’t just attract buyers—they inspire devotion. With atriums, walls of glass, and clean modernist lines, these mid-century masterpieces have built a design-savvy fanbase who treat their homes as collector’s items, restoring and preserving them with almost cult-like reverence.”
Read MoreMid-century modern buffs in Silicon Valley and beyond are on a treasure hunt for the rarest Eichler home layouts. From double A-frame masterpieces to split-level oddities, these five uncommon Eichler floorplans are endlessly obsessed over for their unique design features, limited availability, and the bragging rights they confer. Dive into the architectural quirks that set these models apart, discover where to find them (Palo Alto, Mountain View, Sunnyvale, Marin, East Bay, SoCal and more), and learn why Eichler aficionados—from design purists to art collectors and growing families—covet these rare gems.
Read More"From double A-frame rooflines to iconic atriums, certain Eichler architectural features command six-figure premiums across Silicon Valley—data shows that homes with rare models, larger floorplans, and original design integrity consistently outperform the market. The Boyenga Team, trusted Eichler experts at Compass, breaks down what truly adds value when buying or selling these mid-century gems."
Read MoreDiscover the timeless allure of San Mateo Highlands, where mid-century modern architecture meets breathtaking landscapes. Explore the visionary designs of Joseph Eichler and the collaborative brilliance of renowned architects, all nestled in a serene retreat just minutes from San Francisco.
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