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Amarillo Avenue Palo Alto Eichlers

A 10-lot Eichler tract from 1957 on Amarillo Avenue, next to Greer Park.

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built1957
lots in the tract10
architectnot documented
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the tract

About Amarillo Avenue

Amarillo Avenue is a 10-lot Eichler tract from 1957: a short row of homes along Amarillo Avenue running southwest from the Greer Road corner. It’s a separate tract from Greer Park next door, though the two are often lumped together, and the City’s Eichler guidelines don’t name its architect.

built: 1957
lots: 10 (City of Palo Alto count)
architect: not documented
builder: Eichler Homes
nearby guide: Midtown
city: Palo Alto, Santa Clara County

Streets

Amarillo Avenue

Amarillo Avenue also has Greer Park homes (1020–1074) and houses outside either tract, so the ledger may include a few homes beyond these 10 lots.

Sources: City of Palo Alto Eichler Neighborhood Design Guidelines (2018), tract table and maps; City single-story overlay staff report (June 2015).

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Homes for sale on Amarillo Avenue’s streets

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the ledger

Eichler sales on these streets

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Closed sales reported to the MLS whose listings mention Eichler, on this tract’s streets. Homes that sold privately, or whose listings don’t say Eichler, won’t appear.

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Buying or selling an Amarillo Avenue Eichler

Radiant heatMost Eichlers were built with hot-water radiant heat in the slab. Ask whether the original system still runs, has been repaired or was replaced, and get a radiant-heat specialist to look before you remove contingencies.
The roofThe low-slope roofs and their insulation are a common upgrade. Ask for the roof’s age, material and any permits.
Glass and wallsOriginal single-pane glass and thin wall panels are typical. Many owners have upgraded; ask what was done and whether it was permitted.
Palo Alto rulesThe city’s Eichler design guidelines (2018) cover remodels and additions in Eichler neighborhoods. Check them, and any overlay on the parcel, with Palo Alto Planning before you plan changes.
Flood zoneThe City’s November 2017 flood map shows this tract in a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area. Flood zones change, so pull a current City parcel report and price flood insurance early.

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