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.
Redwood City has 121 Eichler buildings, all built 1950 to 1956 and all before the atrium: Atherwood, Fairwood, Sequoia Meadow and the Roble Avenue duplexes. Our new City Eichler Guide covers the butterfly roofs, the tracts, our own 1156 Parkwood Way renovation and every recent sale.
Read MoreThe Eichler X-100 turns 70 on October 6, celebrating seven decades of forward-thinking design, steel-framed innovation, glass, light, landscape, and California modernist vision. Now returning to market, this one-of-one San Mateo Highlands prototype offers a rare opportunity to become the next steward of Eichler’s legendary “house of the future.”
Read MoreOn October 6, 1956, Joseph Eichler opened a steel-framed experiment called the X-100, and 150,000 people came to see it. Seventy years later, the "house of tomorrow" is a National Register landmark, and it's for sale.
Read MoreEichler entryways—including breezeways, atriums, and glass-lined foyers—weren’t just functional transitions; they were transformative experiences. Designed by architects like Jones & Emmons and Claude Oakland, these spaces invite homeowners to slow down, breathe, and enter a more intentional, nature-connected lifestyle. The Boyenga Team at Compass continues to guide clients in finding and preserving these mid-century sanctuaries across Silicon Valley.
Read MoreDiscover how architects A. Quincy Jones and Frederick Emmons helped define the Eichler aesthetic, transforming mid-century housing with iconic atrium designs, post-and-beam construction, and a lifestyle centered around indoor-outdoor living. Their partnership with Joseph Eichler created California’s most enduring modernist neighborhoods—homes the Boyenga Team expertly represents today.
Read MoreFrom Marin’s unfinished waterfront enclaves to Sacramento’s half-built tracts and unrealized high-rise dreams, these “lost” Eichler projects reveal the untold story of a visionary developer whose modernist ambitions stretched beyond what the mid-century market could bear. Explore the homes that never were—and what they still tell us about Joseph Eichler’s legacy.
Read MoreRead MoreIs it an Eichler—and which plan relates to the house today? Build a property research file, compare drawings carefully, use maps as context and separate documented facts from architectural clues.
“The design legacy of Eichler Homes was no solo act. Architects like Anshen & Allen, Jones & Emmons, and Claude Oakland transformed mid-century suburban housing into bold expressions of modernist art. From glass-wrapped atriums to striking post-and-beam forms, these visionaries reshaped how California lived.”
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 MoreExplore the Burlingame Eichlers in Mills Estates, a collection of 100 mid-century modern homes by Joseph Eichler. Discover their history, architectural innovation, and vibrant community with insights from Eichler specialists Eric and Janelle Boyenga.
Read MoreEichler floor plans redefined modern living with open spaces, atriums, and seamless indoor-outdoor transitions. Iconic designs like the Double A-Frame, Gallery Model, and Super Eichler remain timeless, blending form and function. Explore these architectural masterpieces with the Boyenga Team at Compass, trusted Eichler Home Experts in home preparation, restoration, and real estate.
Read MoreRedwood City’s Eichler homes, built between 1950 and 1954, showcase mid-century modern design through post-and-beam construction, radiant floor heating, and private atriums. Located in Atherwood, Fairwood, and Sequoia Meadow, these homes are timeless architectural treasures. The Boyenga Team at Compass, Eichler Home Experts, offers unmatched expertise in buying, selling, and preserving these iconi
Read MoreSan Jose Eichler homes, built between 1951 and 1962, showcase mid-century modern design with post-and-beam construction, atriums, radiant floor heating, and iconic neighborhoods like Fairglen, Rose Glen, and Fairhaven. Designed by Anshen + Allen, Jones & Emmons, and Claude Oakland, these homes offer a unique blend of history and style. The Boyenga Team at Compass, Eichler Home Experts, specializes in buying, selling, and preserving these architectural gems.
Read MoreMountain View’s Eichler homes represent the pinnacle of mid-century modern design. With 238 homes across the Monta Loma and Bell Meadows neighborhoods, these residences blend timeless architecture, strong community ties, and proximity to Silicon Valley’s thriving tech scene.
Read MoreAtherton’s Eichler homes offer a rare glimpse into the intersection of mid-century modern architecture and exclusive suburban living. With fewer than 20 homes across Lindenwood and Fair Oaks, these properties blend innovative design with expansive lots, exemplifying Joseph Eichler’s visionary approach to housing.
Read MoreMenlo Park’s Eichler homes are architectural gems that reflect the essence of mid-century modernism. Located in Stanford Gardens, Oakdell Park, and scattered flag lots, these homes blend innovative design with a strong sense of community, offering a unique residential experience in Silicon Valley.
Read MoreDiscover the charm of Sequoyah Hills Eichler homes in the Oakland Hills. Explore their architectural integrity, cultural significance, and unique features with insights from Eichler experts Eric and Janelle Boyenga at Compass.
Read MoreJoseph Eichler’s mid-century modern homes revolutionized suburban living with open floor plans, seamless indoor-outdoor connections, and timeless design. Discover Eichler neighborhoods like Fairglen and Palo Verde and learn how the Boyenga Team at Compass, the Eichler Home Experts, can help you buy, sell, or restore your dream Eichler. Celebrate innovation, light, and community with these iconic architectural treasures.
Read MoreDiving into the serene heart of Portola Valley, we find the Ladera Eichler neighborhood, a paradigm of mid-century modern architecture, standing proudly. Conceived in 1951, this enclave is an enduring testament to the innovative vision of renowned architects, Jones & Emmons, and their collaboration with the iconic developer, Joseph Eichler.
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