Blog > Rancho Sans Souci: A Late Eichler Neighborhood in Sunnyvale
Rancho Sans Souci is one of Sunnyvale’s later Eichler neighborhoods. An Eichler publication describes it as a designated Eichler neighborhood under the city’s Eichler design guidelines, and notes a house on Laurentian Way that keeps its original 1968 character.
Our Rancho Sans Souci guide has the streets, recent sales and homes for sale.
That designation matters if you’re planning changes. According to the same publication, exterior changes need a city planner’s approval, and second stories are discouraged but not banned. Rancho Sans Souci has no single-story zoning district, unlike many Sunnyvale Eichler blocks; our guide to second stories on Sunnyvale Eichlers lists the blocks that do.
It wasn’t Eichler’s last South Bay project. Primewood in Sunnyvale was built from 1969 to 1972, and nine homes at San Antonio Court in Los Altos were still under way when Joseph Eichler died in 1974. See every tract we’ve documented in our Silicon Valley Eichler tract index.
To find out more about Rancho Sans Souci Eichlers and any other Eichler Homes throughout Silicon Valley feel free to reach out to Eric and Janelle Boyenga of the Boyenga Team or visit www.SiliconValleyEichlers.com
keep exploring · property nerd guides
Thinking about a move in Silicon Valley?
The Boyenga Team at Compass has helped clients buy and sell more than 2,520 homes since 1996. Start with a guide, a search, or a conversation.
Search Silicon Valley homesWhat’s my home worth?
Talk to a Property Nerd: (408) 373-1660 · (650) 383-8606
city guides Palo Alto · Los Altos · Menlo Park · Cupertino · Sunnyvale · Los Gatos · San Jose
Latest Sunnyvale data from the Property Nerds: neighborhoods ranked by price per square foot · where homes sell over asking · ten years of home prices by neighborhood · condo and townhome prices · houses under $2.5M · the best month to sell · the Sunnyvale homes we’ve sold, on a map