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Campbell has a small-town feel while staying close to tech jobs
Campbell, located on the outskirts of San Jose, houses a walkable downtown district with a vibrant shopping and dining scene. Historically, the land was filled with orchards and canneries, and the railroad, which ran through town, allowed farmers to transport their canned fruit around the country quickly. Today, many of the residents enjoy Campbell’s proximity to major technology employers, as well as its active calendar of events. Along neighborhood streets, palm and pistachio trees shade sidewalks from the California sun, and carefully maintained hedges line homes and driveways. With easy access to locally owned shops and a nearby theater and community center, Downtown Campbell is a good fit for homebuyers looking for a bustling small-town feel.
The Historic Downtown sign in Downtown Campbell.
An overview of main street in Downtown Campbell.
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Browsing the boutiques in Downtown Campbell
Campbell’s downtown area is filled with clothing boutiques and diverse dining options. “We love to go to downtown Campbell on the weekends,” says Erfan Modir, Realtor with Intero Real Estate Services Inc., who was born and raised in Cambrian. “My wife likes to browse the shops, and we can usually find some live music.” Specialty shops like Therapy Stores and Redemption offer clothing and one-of-a-kind home décor. Along with the shopping comes a plethora of places to eat on days spent downtown. Wild Rose Eatery and Bar serves up dishes such as brisket sliders and filet mignon. There is also Naschmarkt, where the chefs prepare Austrian-inspired cuisine for lunch and dinner. For a more casual meal, locals can try Blue Line Pizza, which has received several awards for its deep-dish cornmeal crust pizza. Just blocks from downtown is the Pruneyard Shopping Center, a densely-packed courtyard of popular restaurants.
Locals can find unique home goods at Therapy Stores in Downtown Campbell.
The Pruneyard Shopping Center is just a block away from Downtown Campbell.
Residents can stop for a meal at Wild Rose Eatery and Bar in Downtown Campbell.
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Campbell’s weekly farmers market and other events
In Downtown Campbell, there’s almost always something happening. Seasonal events such as Oktoberfest, the annual Summer Concert Series and Christmas in Campbell consistently rotate through, keeping the streets lit up with activity and decorations. Every Sunday, the Campbell Farmers Market acts as a mini festival where residents can do business with local farmers and artisans in this popular open-air market. “Campbell also has wine walks periodically,” Modir says. “It’s a great way to sample wines from all the nearby vineyards.” These are just the beginning of what Downtown Campbell offers its residents, as community leaders also organize regular one-off events such as fun runs, parades and many more activities throughout the year.
On Sunday, locals can head to the farmers market in Downtown Campbell.
Enjoy live music on every Sunday in Downtown Campbell.
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A mix of condos and single-family homes in Downtown Campbell
In Campbell’s downtown area, homebuyers will find that the majority of single-family homes were built between the 1950s and 1970s. A 1950s ranch-style or Minimal Traditional residence with three bedrooms may cost just under $2 million. Two-story homes with four or more bedrooms usually run closer to $2.5 million. With a good number of condos and townhouses, first-time buyers have some more budget-friendly options; two-bedroom condos generally cost around $700,000, and a three-bedroom townhouse might go for $1.5 million.
Row of Colorful Minimal Traditional homes in Downtown Campbell.
Two-story homes are just under $2 million in Downtown Campbell.
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Campbell School of Innovation serves as the elementary and middle school
Students who live in the Downtown Campbell area may attend Campbell School of Innovation, which teaches transitional kindergarten through eighth grade and scores an A-minus on Niche. There are two area high schools; residents who live east of Winchester Boulevard may attend Del Mar High School, which earns a B-plus and those who live west of Winchester are zoned for Westmont High School, rated an A. Westmont prides itself on offering the only agriculture program in the Bay Area and the most career technical education courses in its district.
Educational opportunities abound at Campbell School of Innovation in Downtown Campbell.
Westmont High School is A-rated high school nearby Downtown Campbell.
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Lots of recreational opportunities near the Campbell Community Center
The Campbell Community Center is a hot spot for local engagement. The sizeable multi-use space holds soccer fields, a community stadium and a pool. The center is also home to the Campbell Skatepark, where local thrill seekers can practice skating in a safe environment. Also within the community center is the Heritage Theatre, a historic performing arts theater that hosts concerts, comedians and performances from local and national touring acts. Other area parks include John D. Morgan Park, a 32-acre space with a playground for children. At Campbell Park, residents can bike the Los Gatos Creek Trail, climb the rope ladder at the playground or challenge friends to a pickup game of basketball.
Grass fields at Campbell Community Center are perfect for kick boxing in Downtown Campbell.
The Campbell Skate Park is located at the Campbell Community Center in Downtown Campbell.
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Light rail stop off Orchard City Drive and nearby highway travel
Downtown Campbell offers several transportation options for commuters. There is a Valley Transportation Authority light rail stop off Orchard City Drive. From there, riders can transfer to the Caltrain service, which runs throughout the Bay Area. Travelers can also take State Route 17, an eight-lane divided highway, or the San Tomas Expressway. Nearby houses of worship include the Campbell United Methodist Church and the San Jose Korean Central Church. The Santa Clara Valley Medical Center is less than a 3-mile drive from Downtown Campbell; they offer a Level I Trauma Center prepared for all emergencies.
Valley Transportation Authority light rail stop off Orchard City Dr in Downtown Campbell.
Downtown Campbell residents can take State Route 17 for commute to work.
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Preparing for possible environmental hazards
Anyone living in Santa Clara County may face environmental hazards such as heat waves, earthquakes, wildfires and landslides, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Santa Clara created an emergency management team that offers educational resources to prepare residents for these risks.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Downtown Campbell
US
Homicide
3
4
Sexual Assault
4
4
Assault with Weapon
4
4
Robbery
4
4
Burglary
5
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
5
4
Larceny
5
4
Crime Score
4
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Downtown Campbell Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Downtown Campbell, Campbell sell after 19 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Downtown Campbell, Campbell over the last 12 months is $1,307,500, down 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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