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The area appeals to families and tech employees
Those looking for a place to settle where they’ll find a diverse range of shopping options, as well as parks and nearby freeway access, can add Calabazas to the list. This suburban neighborhood is located just a few miles south of Cupertino, which is home to tech employers such as Apple. As the area schools are well-regarded, many young families find it an appealing choice. Throughout the community, neatly landscaped yards are separated by hedges or knee-high fences. Many of the single-family homes have private driveways, but with a good mix of apartments, condos and townhouses in Calabazas, on-street parking is also common. Proximity to a diverse selection of shops and restaurants is another draw for homebuyers.
Overview of the retail area on South De Anza Boulevard in Calabazas.
The world-renowned company Apple has its spaceship shaped campus located nearby Calabazas.
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Stock up on groceries at H Mart or India Cash & Carry
Though the neighborhood is largely residential, South De Anza Boulevard, which runs through the community, has a wide variety of shopping and dining options. Some locals may find Trader Joe’s has the groceries they’re looking for, but others may find India Cash & Carry and H Mart have a more enticing selection. Anyone shopping for plants will find an equally varied selection. There is a garden center at Home Depot and Yamagami’s Garden Center is just south of State Route 85. “Customers can buy bonsai trees created by our staff or pick out their own bonsai starts and choose the pot that they like best,” says Kellyanne Cassell, a long-time area resident who has worked for Yamagami’s since 2017. “We also get in tropical fruit trees from southeast Asia, and we teach people how to grow, prune and fertilize them.” Area restaurants include Siam Thai Cuisine, Liuyishou Hot Pot and Bobbi's Coffee Shop & Café.
H Mart specialize in Asian and American groceries in Calabazas.
Locals shop for groceries at Trader Joe’s in Calabazas.
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Housing options in the Calabazas neighborhood
Area housing includes condos, townhouses and single-family dwellings. Buyers might find a two-bedroom condo listed for just under $1 million. Three-bedroom townhouses generally sell for around $1.5 million, depending on the age and condition of the unit. Many of the single-family homes in the area were built in the 1950s and 1970s. There are several ranch-style houses, some with second-story additions above their garages; three-bedroom ones often sell for around $3 million. Two-story contemporary or Mediterranean-inspired residences with four or five bedrooms may run closer to $4 million.
Single story and two-story homes are available in Calabazas.
Mediterranean-style houses will be your next dream home in Calabazas.
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Events in Cupertino and gardening classes at Yamagami’s Garden Center
The city of Cupertino hosts a variety of events throughout the year. There are outdoor movies at Creekside Park and live music at the Memorial Park Amphitheatre; both are about 2 miles away from Calabazas. Residents who have an interest in gardening can visit Yamagami’s Garden Center to learn from their experts. “We have a rotating schedule of classes, and most are free. We teach how to prune trees, grafting and how to care for vegetable plants,” Cassell says.
Plant lovers looking for flowerpot at Yamagami’s Garden Center in Calabazas.
Creekside Park are about 2 miles away from Calabazas.
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BMX biking and community gardening at Calabazas Park
One of the defining features of the neighborhood is Calabazas Park. Locals can find tennis courts, walking trails and a BMX track at the park. Next to the park is a community garden and the Calabazas Branch Library. Jollyman Park, to the west of the neighborhood, has more than 11 acres of public space for playing ball or exploring the shaded playground. Those looking for more time in nature can drive about 2 miles to the Parker Ranch Trailhead for a hike to a scenic vista. They can also take the Union Pacific Trail, which follows the old Union Pacific rail line.
Locals can play pickle ball at Calabazas Park in Calabazas.
Challenge yourself at BMX track at Calabazas Park in Calabazas.
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Getting around the Calabazas area
Most Calabazas residents will find that having a car is essential. Though there are sidewalks through most of the area and Valley Transport Authority (VTA) buses run along De Anza Boulevard, State Route 85 is the main connector. Locals can also find the San José Mineta International Airport within a 12-mile drive from the neighborhood; from there, they can take direct flights to 40 international and domestic destinations. There are several churches within a short drive of homes in Calabazas; one is a meeting place for Tongan members of the Jesus Christ Church of Latter-Day Saints, and another offers Christian services in both English and Mandarin. The nearest Level I Trauma Center is located in the Santa Clara Valley Medical Center, less than 7 miles from the neighborhood.
Calabazas residents can take Bus 51 to Sunnyvale.
State Route 85 is the main connector in Calabazas.
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Calabazas schools earn high ratings on Niche
Children can attend schools in the Cupertino Union School District for elementary and middle. They will then be zoned for the Fremont Union High School District. Most will begin their learning at Dilworth Elementary School, which earns an A-minus on Niche. They may continue learning at Miller Middle School, which focuses on student-driven learning and gets an A on Niche. Many area children will go on to A-plus-rated Monte Vista High School to earn their high school diploma — 97% of their graduates attend college.
Dilworth Elementary is a highly rated school in Calabazas.
Educational opportunities abound at Miller Middle in Calabazas.
Monte Vista High challenges and encourages children to learn in Calabazas.
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Santa Clara County’s environmental risks
People who live in Santa Clara County face the risk of certain environmental hazards, which include wildfires, earthquakes, heat waves and landslides, per the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The county has an emergency management team that is in charge of educating and preparing residents for these risk factors.
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On average, homes in Calabazas, Cupertino sell after 20 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Calabazas, Cupertino over the last 12 months is $3,190,000, up 15% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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