Edgewood Park, Redwood City’s picture postcard neighborhood, is bordered by El Camino Real and Alameda de las Pulgas, Whipple Avenue and Edgewood Road. Being in Redwood City, it is conveniently located between I-280 and US-101, almost equadistant to San Francisco and San Jose.
The gently curving, tree-lined streets are adorned with attractive, mostly larger homes (3,000 square feet and above) on larger lots (over 10,000 square feet), many of which are newly constructed or recently completely remodeled. With its inviting ambience of well-maintained homes and tree-lined sidewalks, Edgewood Park offers a more affordable alternative … (11 comments)
This blog is dedicated to sharing why the San Francisco Peninsula is a great place to live! Home to Stanford University and bounded by San Francisco and Silicon Valley/San Jose, the cities along the San Francisco Peninsula offer a wide range of housing opportunities and many vibrant downtowns. With the Bay on one side and the Coastal Mountains on the other, combined with a temperate Mediterranean climate, the San Francisco Peninsula supports a year-round outdoor lifestyle for many. The Pacific Coast is about a 30 minute drive, and the Sierra Nevada mountains are only 3 hours away. So come soak up some California sunshine with me and make this Your Home on the San Francisco Pensinsula!
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