Rancho Sans Souci isn’t just another Eichler tract—it’s the apex of suburban modernism in Silicon Valley. Larger Claude Oakland designs, signature atriums, and honest post-and-beam construction meet a rare “Pocket” location zoned to Cupertino Union and Homestead High. Add 10-minute commutes to Apple and Google and you get a durable value stack where architecture, schools, and lifestyle compound into premium demand.

"The Midtown tract, though only 15 homes, represents one of Joseph Eichler’s most significant late-era projects. Designed by Claude Oakland in 1969, these larger atrium models embody a strategic pivot from mass production to architectural sophistication. With zoning for Homestead High School, protected by Sunnyvale’s Eichler Design Guidelines, and rooted in a legacy of modernist design, Midtown stands as both a rare architectural gem and a resilient long-term real estate investment."

Experience 2055 Ticonderoga Road, a beautifully updated courtyard-model Eichler in the San Mateo Highlands. With floor-to-ceiling glass, two primary suites, SPC flooring, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow, this mid-century modern gem offers mountain views, a private courtyard, and access to top schools, parks, and the Highlands Recreation Center.