Cupertino is Apple's hometown, anchored by Apple Park. The Cupertino Union and Fremont Union High districts deliver some of California's top-rated schools.
Buyers are drawn here by the schools, and the city is close to open space such as Rancho San Antonio Preserve.
- Schools
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Monta Vista High — 10/10
Lawson Middle — 10/10
Kennedy Middle — 10/10
Hyde Middle — 9/10
Homestead High — 9/10
Cupertino High — 8/10 - Getting around
- Highways 280 and 85 cross the city.
- Nearest major companies
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Apple Park ~1.5 mi
De Anza College ~1 mi
Seagate ~2.5 mi
Netflix (Los Gatos) ~5 mi
Googleplex ~7 mi
Kaiser Santa Clara ~4 mi - Homes
- 1960s and 1970s ranch homes, Eichler homes, and newer custom builds.
- Landmarks
- Apple Park Visitor Center, De Anza College, Memorial Park, Main Street Cupertino.
Questions about Cupertino
Chicha San Chen on Stevens Creek Blvd for premium Taiwanese tea. Tea Era on Homestead Rd has been around since 2001. Fantasia on N Wolfe Rd claims to be Northern California's first milk tea shop.
Stevens Creek Blvd is the dining corridor. Marugame Udon for handmade noodles, Liang's Village for Taiwanese beef noodle soup, Avachi for Indian, Pho Ha Noi for Vietnamese.
Memorial Park (28 acres, central), Blackberry Farm (pools and picnic areas), and McClellan Ranch Preserve (historic ranch and trails).
Yes, Cupertino Farmers' Market Sundays 9am-1pm at De Anza College. Creekside Farmers' Market Fridays 8am-12pm on Miller Ave.
Earthquake insurance is standard. Fire risk is address-specific: foothill properties near the Santa Cruz Mountains are in updated fire hazard severity zones. Flatland homes are generally low risk.
Cupertino Union (K-8) and Fremont Union High. Monta Vista High (10/10), Lawson Middle (10/10), Homestead High (9/10). Confirm by address.
Apple Park is in town. Stevens Creek Blvd and Highway 280 connect to the Valley. About 15 minutes to Mountain View, 20 to San Jose.