Cupertino, California

Cupertino is a suburban city in Santa Clara County and lies essentially at the center of Silicon Valley. Those looking to buy a Cupertino home will find pleasure in the short drives to nearby major cities like San Jose and San Francisco. Cupertino is a great place to live and is easily accessible to many amenities, like parks, shopping, freeways, De Anza College, and restaurants.
In case you didn’t know, Cupertino is best known as the home and worldwide headquarters of Apple, Inc. Apple has purchased a large portion of the former H-P Cupertino Campus. Furthermore, at the end of 2010, the company completed a deal for a 100-acre portion of the space as well to go on and build a new campus.

The excellent Cupertino School systems attracted many Cupertino home buyers to move in here every year. The Cupertino Union School District is made up of around 20 elementary schools and five middle schools. Collectively, the system serves nearly 20,000 students. Here is a Cupertino schools boundary map to help you understand which Cupertino schools are designated for which address. The Students in the Cupertino community can only be described as richly diverse. Forty-eight languages exist in a 26-square mile area – an area which includes the city of Cupertino and portions of San Jose, Sunnyvale, Saratoga, Santa Clara, and Los Altos. To live a Cupertino home is the easiest way for family with kids to to go to the famous Cupertino schools.
CUPERTINO REAL ESTATE
 Those looking to buy Cupertino homes will not only enjoy the great school system and beautiful sun-drenched hills, but will also find a few notable communities to choose from when looking at Cupertino houses and home values: 1. Seven Springs of Cupertino is a beautiful, diverse, and newer community of 408 homes located in the foothills on the western edge of Silicon Valley. Seven Springs homes were developed by the Gregory Group in 1989 and are known for an entrance where Cupertino homeowners are greeted with a beautiful water fountain. Homes in this community feature open floor plans, large windows, and high ceilings with a lot size usually of less than 6,000 sf. Below is the perfect example of a Seven Springs home.

2. Rancho Rinconda is a residential neighborhood in the eastern area of Cupertino. It sets between the Lawrence Expressway, Stevens Creek Boulevard, Miller Avenue, and Bollinger Road. The Cupertino schools that serve this area are: Cupertino High School, Sedgwick Elementary School, and Hyde Middle School. Homes in the Rancho Rinconda neighborhood were built in the 1950s by Stern and Price. There are mixed in between the old flat top homes and newer million dollars homes. You can find every kind of in between. 3. Montebello at the Cupertino City Center is a resort-like villa located at 20488 Stevens Creek Boulevard. Webcor Builder and Daniel Silverie built Montebello, completing it in 2004. The development created a new gateway entrance to the city. This mixed-use project offers Cupertino residents an urban life, work, and entertainment experience and also has a large swimming pool and private fitness center.
 Cupertino with the zip code 95014 is directly west of San Jose and is an affluent city, notably known as the 11th wealthiest city with more than 50,000 people in the United States. In fact, Forbes ranked the California town as one of the most educated small towns. Cupertino homes buyers will find that 63% of the city’s population is of Asian ancestry. Cupertino has also been named the seventh “happiest” United States suburb and it is ranked highly in income, safety, marriage, and education.
 Grace Keng knows Cupertino like the back of her hand and will get you into the Cupertino home you need!