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The 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 MoreFrom the Frank Lloyd Wright house that made him a modernist to the steel-framed X-100, this is the full story of Joseph Eichler — told through his own first home in Atherton and his most daring experiment in San Mateo, and the Boyenga Team trusted with both. A data-forward look at how history shapes what an Eichler is worth today.
Read MoreThe 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 MoreThe Eichler X-100 is not simply a home—it is a bold architectural experiment that redefined what modern living could be. Designed in 1956 as a steel-framed prototype for the future of housing, it remains one of the most significant and visionary residences of the mid-century era. Now offered for sale, this is a rare opportunity to own a true piece of design history—where innovation, lifestyle, and legacy converge.
Read MoreEichler homes continue to outperform the broader Silicon Valley real estate market because they were never built as commodities. Designed around light, flow, and human experience, Eichlers attract highly educated buyers who value architectural integrity over trend-driven upgrades. In 2026, these homes show stronger price resilience, faster absorption, and higher long-term upside than surrounding tract housing—especially when original design elements are preserved and intelligently updated.
Read MoreThe San Mateo Highlands is home to the largest collection of Eichler homes in the world, a mid-century modern community where Joseph Eichler’s architectural vision meets breathtaking Bay Area views. With atrium models, post-and-beam construction, a vibrant recreation center, and top-rated schools, the Highlands blends design heritage, community spirit, and lasting real estate value.
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 More“San Mateo Highlands and 19th Avenue Park represent two distinct chapters of Eichler history. The Highlands, perched above Crystal Springs with over 700 homes, showcases Eichler’s grandest vision with varied models, hillside views, and the iconic X-100 steel house. Meanwhile, 19th Avenue Park, with just 200 homes, reflects Eichler’s early mission of bringing modernist design to the masses in a walkable, central San Mateo location. Together, they illustrate the range of Eichler’s architectural legacy — from experimental showpieces to efficient, affordable tract homes.”
Read MoreExplore the San Mateo Highlands, a landmark Eichler neighborhood with over 900 mid-century modern homes. Learn about its history, architecture, and vibrant community, with insights from Eichler specialists Eric and Janelle Boyenga.
Read MoreExplore 19th Avenue Park in San Mateo, a mid-century modern Eichler neighborhood. Discover its rich history, architectural highlights, and how the Boyenga Team supports preservation and real estate in this iconic community.
Read MoreEichler homes, built by visionary developer Joseph Eichler between the 1950s and 1970s, are iconic examples of mid-century modern architecture. With their open floor plans, floor-to-ceiling glass, and seamless indoor-outdoor connections, Eichler homes redefine modern living. This guide explores key neighborhoods in San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties where you can find these architectural gems, from Burlingame's serene streets to Monte Sereno's tranquil enclaves. Let the Boyenga Team, Eichler experts in Silicon Valley, guide you in your journey to finding the Eichler home of your dreams.
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.
Read MoreNestled in San Mateo, the 19th Avenue Park neighborhood showcases the timeless designs of Joseph Eichler, reflecting the essence of mid-century modern architecture. Developed in the 1950s, these homes seamlessly blend indoor and outdoor living, featuring iconic open floor plans, natural materials, and expansive glass facades that invite sunlight and serene views. Beyond their striking architectural elements, these homes foster a vibrant community spirit and a deep connection to nature. As Eichler homes continue to captivate both architectural enthusiasts and modern buyers, 19th Avenue Park stands as a symbol of stylish affordability and cultural significance in Silicon Valley, offering a unique glimpse into visionary mid-century living.
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