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What Craftsman and Bungalow Houses Sell For in Silicon Valley, City by City (2026)

by Eric & Janelle Boyenga

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How much do Craftsman and bungalow houses sell for in Silicon Valley? In the two years to October 27, 2026, 472 houses sold in 31 Silicon Valley cities whose listings called them Craftsman and bungalow houses: low gables, deep porches and tapered columns, mostly 1905 to 1930. That’s 2% of all 21,761 house sales. Here’s what they sold for, city by city and ZIP by ZIP, and how they compare with the typical house nearby.

The short answer

  • Median price: $2M, or $1,237 per square foot, for a median 1,658 sq ft and 3 bedrooms.
  • Against the typical house in the same city: 4% more per square foot.
  • Sold over asking: 61% of sales with a list price.
  • This year vs. last: median $2.02M in the year to Oct 27, 2026 (228 sales), against $1.96M the year before (244 sales), +3%.
  • Highest city median (5+ sales): Los Altos at $5M; lowest: Gilroy at $940K.
  • Most sales: San Jose (178).

Next steps

City by city

Cities with at least 5 sales, highest median first. The last column compares each sale’s price per square foot with the median for all houses in its own city. Fewer than 5 sales: Belmont, Campbell, Cupertino, Daly City, East Palo Alto, Hillsborough, Los Altos Hills, Millbrae, Monte Sereno, South San Francisco and Woodside.

CitySalesMedian priceMedian $/sq ftSold over asking$/sq ft vs. its city
Los Altos11$5M$2,03982%5% more
Palo Alto39$4.06M$2,07672%1% more
Saratoga5$3.8M$1,31840%15% less
Portola Valley6$3.65M$1,35833%12% less
Menlo Park36$3.59M$1,65072%2% less
Los Gatos40$3.21M$1,35850%11% more
Mountain View6$3.16M$1,41267%15% less
San Carlos6$3.02M$1,41850%about the same
Burlingame26$3.01M$1,56258%3% more
Sunnyvale12$2.5M$1,59583%3% more
San Mateo17$1.82M$1,31382%3% more
Redwood City36$1.78M$1,35764%9% more
Morgan Hill8$1.44M$75150%14% more
San Jose178$1.39M$1,03460%6% more
Santa Clara10$1.33M$1,20360%9% less
San Bruno5$1.25M$1,01640%3% more
Gilroy8$940K$62025%18% more

ZIP codes with the most sales

ZIP codes with at least 5 Craftsman and bungalow sales, most sales first (up to 15).

ZIPCitySalesMedian priceMedian $/sq ft
95112San Jose52$1.2M$891
95125San Jose44$1.79M$1,128
94025Menlo Park36$3.59M$1,650
95126San Jose28$1.5M$1,037
94010Burlingame26$3.01M$1,562
94301Palo Alto25$4.06M$2,149
95032Los Gatos21$3.15M$1,345
94061Redwood City20$1.6M$1,282
95128San Jose18$1.23M$1,168
95030Los Gatos15$3.83M$1,515
94062Redwood City13$2.52M$1,412
94306Palo Alto10$3.9M$2,131
95050Santa Clara10$1.33M$1,203
94401San Mateo9$1.7M$979
95020Gilroy8$940K$620

How listings describe them

The phrases that put these sales in this style, most common first: “craftsman” (309), “bungalow” (154), “arts and crafts” (6) and “arts & crafts” (3). Listings name styles loosely, and many Craftsman and bungalow houses never say so, so treat these counts as the ones that called themselves Craftsman and bungalow.

San Francisco, for comparison: 106 Craftsman and bungalow houses sold in the same two years, median $1.84M ($1,119 per sq ft), 89% sold over asking.

How we counted

Closed sales of houses (MLS property type “single family home”) between October 28, 2024 and October 27, 2026 in 31 cities of Santa Clara and San Mateo counties, reported to the MLS and read through the IDX feeds that power our home search, with repeat records from different feeds removed (normalized address plus sale date). A sale counts as Craftsman and bungalow when its listing description uses that style’s phrases on our Craftsman & bungalow page; one sale can count for two styles. Price per square foot uses sales with 400 sq ft or more; “vs. its city” uses cities with at least 30 such sales. Past sales aren’t a forecast or the value of any one home.

City by city

Prices, neighborhoods and the ones for sale now: San Jose and Los Gatos.

Go deeper

The Craftsman & bungalow page shows how to spot one and the ones for sale now. Every style side by side, and the other styles city by city: Victorian & Edwardian, Spanish & Mediterranean, Tudor, storybook & traditional, California ranch, Mid-century modern, Eichler, Modern & contemporary and Modern farmhouse & new construction. All of our styles are on the Home Styles hub, and where to find each style lists the neighborhoods where each one sold most.

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