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Mountain View Eichler homes

Live Eichler and mid-century listings in Mountain View, how to spot one from the sidewalk, where the tracts are, and what we check before you buy or sell. The Property Nerds® have sold Silicon Valley Eichlers since 1996.

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Eichler and mid-century homes for sale in Mountain View

Active Mountain View listings the MLS tags Eichler or mid-century, or whose description says so, checked against the year built. Updated each time the page loads. When Mountain View has none, the closest ones nearby show up below.

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Want the ones that never hit the MLS?

Eichler owners often call us first. Tell us the Mountain View streets you love and we’ll watch for Compass Private Exclusives and Coming Soon homes.

How homes land here: we read each active Mountain View listing’s MLS style field and its description, then check the year built. “MLS-tagged only” keeps the homes whose listing agent picked the style. Orange pins are MLS-tagged. Some listings record a style only in fields this search can’t filter on, so a few may not appear here; ask us for a full search. Listing data comes from the MLS and is shown with the listing brokerage; confirm details with the listing agent.

where in mountain view

Eichler and mid-century tracts in Mountain View

Each name opens our full neighborhood guide, with live listings, a map and what to check.

07 · eichler

  • Monta LomaEichler's Fairview tract, built beside Mackay and Mardell tracts around 1954–57.

how to spot one

How to spot an Eichler from the sidewalk

Most Eichlers show the street a nearly blank face and save the glass for the atrium and the yard. Hover or tap a number on the drawing to match it to the list.

plate 07 of 09 · eichlerc. 1949–1974
fig. 1 · a front-gable Eichler with glass in the gable, exposed beam ends, a flush garage door and a glass entry into the atrium. drawing not to scale.
  1. Low gable or flat roof

    Broad gables at a shallow pitch, or flat roofs, with deep overhangs.

  2. Glass in the gable

    Clerestory glass fills the triangle at the gable end, lighting the atrium or living room.

  3. Exposed beam ends

    Beams run front to back and show at the eaves: the post-and-beam frame is the structure.

  4. A closed street face

    Few or no street windows and a flush garage or carport, so the house keeps its privacy.

  5. Glass atrium entry

    Glass panels beside a solid door, opening into an open-air atrium at the center of many later models.

  6. Vertical-groove siding

    Grooved wood or plywood siding in long vertical lines.

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the nerd check

Before you buy or sell a Mountain View Eichler

What we check when you buy

  • Radiant heatingDoes it work, what has been converted, and what a repair or replacement involves. Palo Alto's Eichler guidelines flag inefficient radiant heat as a known issue.
  • Roof type, age and insulationLow-slope and flat roofs are a common leak point. Ask the roof covering's age, drainage and insulation.
  • Glass and energySingle-pane glass and missing insulation are typical of originals. Check what has been upgraded, and the permits.
  • Original materialsSome original materials may need testing before a remodel. EPA recommends accredited testing before work disturbs suspect materials.
  • Beams, siding and overhangsCheck exposed beams, siding and fascia for dry rot and pest damage.
  • Design guidelines and overlaysSeveral cities publish Eichler design guidelines, and some tracts have single-story overlay zoning. Check before you plan a second story.
  • Sewer lateral and wiringOwners are responsible for at least the private part of the lateral, and circuits installed from 1965 to the mid-1970s may include aluminum branch wiring.

How we market one when you sell

  • Prep that respects the architectureRestoration choices that keep the post-and-beam character, with Compass Concierge if needed.
  • Mid-century staging and photographyFurniture and light that show off the glass and the atrium.
  • Marketing aimed at modern-home buyersReaching the buyers who look for Eichlers, not just the general market.
  • A complete disclosure packetThe roof, radiant-heat and sewer reports Eichler buyers ask for first.
  • Pricing from Eichler salesComparables from Eichler tracts, not just nearby ranch houses.
property nerd note

Palo Alto, Sunnyvale and Cupertino publish Eichler design guidelines, and many Eichler tracts sit in single-story overlay zones that limit homes to one story. Palo Alto's Greenmeadow and Green Gables are National Register historic districts. Check before you plan a second story or a major remodel; we'll help you read the rules for a specific address.

every style in mountain view

Every style in the field guide, by era

Bars show the years each style was mostly built here. Each name opens that style’s live board, set to Mountain View.

  1. 01Victorian & Edwardian1870s–1910s
  2. 02Craftsman & bungalow1905–1930
  3. 03Spanish & Mediterranean1915–1940
  4. 04Tudor, storybook & traditional1920s–1940s
  5. 05California ranchlate 1930s–1970s
  6. 06Mid-century modern1945–1975
  7. 07Eichler1949–1974
  8. 08Modern & contemporary1970s–today
  9. 09Modern farmhouse & new construction2005–today

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