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.
The Eichler X-100 is not just a home in the San Mateo Highlands; it is a rare chance to step inside one of California modernism’s most fascinating experiments. Built as a steel-framed “house of the future,” the X-100 blends glass, garden atriums, exposed structure, indoor-outdoor living, and preserved mid-century character into a residence that still feels radically forward-thinking. Watch the video sneak peek, then experience the architecture in person during the upcoming open homes.
Read MoreVisible beams aren’t just a design detail—they’re the soul of Eichler architecture. Post-and-beam construction transformed how we live, replacing walls with light, openness, and connection. In every Eichler home, structure becomes philosophy: honest, transparent, and deeply human.
Read More"Has your Eichler lost its soul? Whether the paneling was painted over or the post-and-beam lines were erased in a clumsy renovation, this guide shows you how to reclaim mid-century magic—from globe pendant lighting and mahogany walls to curated color palettes and iconic landscaping—so your home channels the timeless vision of Joseph Eichler."
Read MoreIn Oakland’s 94611 ZIP code—Montclair Hills, Skyline Blvd, and Sequoyah-adjacent terrain—buyers will find a hidden trove of mid-century homes that channel the spirit of Eichler. With post-and-beam construction, walls of glass, and dramatic hillside settings, these properties offer design pedigree, privacy, and indoor-outdoor living high above the Bay.
Read MoreWhich Eichler neighborhoods truly support family life? From Palo Alto’s Gunn High to Cupertino’s STEM-focused schools and San Mateo’s access to The Nueva School, this detailed ranking compares ZIP codes with strong school systems, safety, and Eichler availability—because glass walls and great schools don’t have to be mutually exclusive.
Read MoreIn Menlo Park’s 94025 ZIP code, a handful of rare Eichler enclaves showcase the contrast between post-and-beam originals and multi-million-dollar luxury remodels. From the low-key charm of Flood Park Triangle to the architectural prestige of Fairmeadow, discover how modern buyers and preservationists navigate the balance between mid-century modern integrity and new construction ambition
Read MoreThe Boyenga Team, in partnership with Compass, introduces Private Exclusive Listings—an ideal way to sell Eichler and mid-century modern homes while maintaining privacy and control. This exclusive marketing strategy allows you to extend your marketing runway, target the right buyers, and create buzz before launching your home to the public market.
Read More1642 Andalusia Way in Fairglen, Willow Glen, just sold for a record-breaking $2.625 million. This Eichler showcase home, meticulously crafted by Keycon builders and redesigned by Klopf Architecture, represents the pinnacle of mid-century modern living. With nearly a million dollars in upgrades and a seamless indoor/outdoor design, this property emphasizes the continued desirability of Eichler homes in Silicon Valley.
Read More835 Talisman Drive in Palo Verde, Palo Alto, has just sold for a new high, setting a record in this prestigious Eichler neighborhood. This 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom mid-century modern home features iconic Eichler architecture, modern updates, and a stunning indoor-outdoor connection. Presented by the Boyenga Team, the Eichler experts of Palo Alto, this sale underscores the continued demand for quality Eichler homes.
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