Grimmer Home for Rent

The Grimmer neighborhood developed in the 1950s and ‘60s and features a mix of bungalows and ranch-style homes, many of which have been renovated. The area also includes townhouses and manufactured homes. The neighborhood is characterized by small lots with tidy lawns and narrow alleys. Sidewalks line the residential streets, making it walkable. Public school students can attend Harvey Green Elementary School, John M. Horner Middle School and Irvington High School, all earning top marks from Niche. Irvington Community Park, located near Grimmer’s northern border, has a football field, basketball courts, a baseball diamond and a playground. Nearby green spaces include Old Mission Community Park and the expansive Central Park, which provide additional recreational features, including sports fields, playgrounds and a dog park. Dining options in the neighborhood include Falafel Fremont, Hyderabad Dum Biryani and Pho Saigon Pasteur. The Pacific Commons Shopping Center includes retail, dining and entertainment destinations. The Vedic Dharma Samaj Fremont Hindu Temple hosts community events and volunteer activities. Grimmer is connected to the rest of Fremont via bike lanes and bus stops. The Warm Springs/South Fremont BART station is 2 miles south, while major roadways like Interstates 680 and 880 provide access to San Jose and San Francisco, 14 miles and 40 miles away, respectively. Residents are also close to Kaiser Hospital, located 3 miles away, and downtown Fremont, 3.5 miles northeast.