The Garden Gate neighborhood is richly diverse, offering many options in terms of housing and recreational opportunities. Residents love the neighborhood’s walkability to schools, restaurants, and shopping; in recent years, the neighborhood received a federal grant to improve pedestrian safety around Garden Gate Elementary School. Housing options include apartments, condos, townhomes, and both newer and older single-family homes. Located across the street from Apple’s Infinite Loop campus and next to Highways 280 and 85, the neighborhood is desirably situated for commuters.

There is no lack of things to do in Garden Gate. Homestead Square, in the northeastern part of the neighborhood, offers Safeway, Rite Aid, Stein Mart, Ulta, and several other stores, as well as casual dining spots. On the other side of the neighborhood await Whole Foods, Target, and Oaks Shopping Center, which features several places to grab a quick bite to eat. The Quinlan Community Center is the jewel of the neighborhood with a 27,000-square-foot facility that has won several design awards, includes rooms for recreational classes and lovely views of the foothills, and backs up to Memorial Park and its beautiful footpaths. With prime access to such sought-after amenities, Garden Gate promotes a high caliber of modern Silicon Valley living.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Diversity in housing and recreation
• Walkable to schools, dining, and shopping
• 27,000-square-foot Quinlan Community Center
• Near Apple campus and highways for commuting ease