Saratoga Neighborhoods

Saratoga has no official neighborhood map; its commonly used names, several coined by real estate agents, fall into the historic Village and wooded foothills to the west and south, the north side between Prospect Road and Highway 85, and the east side between Saratoga Avenue, Saratoga-Sunnyvale Road and Cox Avenue. Public schools are split among the Saratoga Union, Campbell Union, Cupertino Union and Moreland elementary districts and the Los Gatos-Saratoga, Fremont Union and Campbell Union high school districts, so assignments vary by address.

15 neighborhoods across 4 areas. For current market data, schools and buying strategy, see the Saratoga real estate guide. Browse other cities on the Silicon Valley neighborhoods page.

Village & Western Foothills

Saratoga Village

Saratoga's downtown along Big Basin Way, historically known as Toll Gate for a toll gate at today's Big Basin Way and Third Street. Hakone Gardens (21000 Big Basin Way, about 18 acres, city-owned since 1966) lies up the road, and Wildwood Park is at 20764 Fourth Street.

Schools: Saratoga Union School District; Los Gatos-Saratoga Joint Union High School District (Saratoga High)

Montalvo

Foothill area around Villa Montalvo, the estate James D. Phelan built in 1912-1914, now a nonprofit arts center on about 175 acres with theaters, gardens and hiking trails maintained in partnership with Santa Clara County.

Congress Springs

Neighborhood in Saratoga's southwestern corner. Congress Springs Park, a city park, is at 12970 Glen Brae Drive.

Pierce Road & Mount Eden Hillsides

Hillside residential area in western Saratoga along Pierce Road and Mount Eden Road. Pierce Road is home to the Mountain Winery (14831 Pierce Rd), Paul Masson's 1901 sandstone winery, now a California Historical Landmark and concert venue.

North Saratoga

Brookview

North-side neighborhood that follows Saratoga Creek from Prospect Road to Highway 85. Brookglen Park (12734 Brookglen Ct) sits within it, with Kevin Moran Park (12415 Scully Ave) nearby.

Prides Crossing

Neighborhood in the northern part of the city, commonly paired with Brookview.

Blue Hills

Neighborhood in northwestern Saratoga.

Greenbrier

Neighborhood in northwestern Saratoga, grouped with Blue Hills.

Also spelled Greenbriar

Parker Ranch

Hillside neighborhood west of Saratoga-Sunnyvale Road extending into the foothills, with 1-acre minimum lots.

Bellgrove Circle

Neighborhood beside Highway 85 built on a former vineyard once owned by Paul Masson Winery. Bellgrove Park is on Bellgrove Circle.

East Saratoga

Golden Triangle

Area bounded by Saratoga Avenue, Saratoga-Sunnyvale Road and Cox Avenue, a name coined by real estate agents. Mostly four-bedroom ranch homes on quarter-acre lots, increasingly replaced by Mediterranean-style custom homes; it includes a neighborhood shopping center.

Saratoga Woods

Small neighborhood northeast of the Golden Triangle, north of Cox Avenue behind Prospect High School, with mostly single-story homes on streets with little through traffic.

Quito Village / El Quito

Neighborhood adjacent to Saratoga Woods with nearly all single-story homes. El Quito Park (12855 Paseo Presada) has softball, volleyball and horseshoe facilities.

Kentfield

Neighborhood south of Highway 85 and east of Saratoga Avenue.

Mid-Century Tract

Saratoga Eichler Tract (Shubert & De Havilland Drives)

Subdivision mixing Eichler and non-Eichler homes, with 35 Eichlers built in 1964-65 on Columbine Court, Shubert Drive (between Columbine Ct and De Havilland Dr) and De Havilland Drive (between Shubert and Anza).

Eichler homes · No formal tract name

Neighborhood names follow city sources where they exist; informal names are noted. School assignments can change, so confirm by address with the district.

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