Fairbrae is a jewel box of authentic mid‑century modern living in Sunnyvale—glass‑walled atriums, post‑and‑beam warmth, and a community culture anchored by parks and a beloved swim club. With scarce supply and design‑savvy demand, well‑prepared Eichlers here achieve superior market velocity. The Boyenga Team—Silicon Valley’s Property Nerds—pairs architectural stewardship with Next‑Gen marketing to deliver standout outcomes for sellers and smart, confidence‑built purchases for buyers.

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."