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Waterfront living 22 miles from downtown San Francisco
In the heart of Foster City, a master-planned city 22 miles south of downtown San Francisco, lies the waterfront neighborhood of Treasure Isle. Bridges over manmade canals connect three small residential islands to the mainland, where most homes are located. Homes were built in the mid-1960s, making it the oldest neighborhood in the city. Only the homes on the islands and along the mainland’s perimeter have waterfront views. But all residents can access the water for kayaking, canoeing and other recreation using public boat launches like the ones at Leo J. Ryan Park and Foster City Dog Park. The surrounding low-lying areas are at risk for flooding, but levees protect Foster City.
1960s constructions in master-planned community
Treasure Isle has wide streets and homes situated close together on compact lots. Single-family homes tend to be on the northeast side of Foster City Boulevard, a main road that bisects the neighborhood. Three developers built the residences, interspersing the neighborhood with varying yet cohesive midcentury and ranch-style homes. The HOA organizes movie nights, yard sales and holiday celebrations for residents. Prices range from about $2 million to $2.7 million. However, over half of Treasure Isle properties are apartments, and there is a higher percentage of condos than single-family homes.
Treasure Isle contains numerous variations on the ranch style home.
Low mid-century modern homes cluster in central Treasure Isle.
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Top-rated elementary, middle and high schools
Brewer Island Elementary School, rated A on Niche, is located in the neighborhood within walking distance of homes. Students may advance to Bowditch Middle, also rated A, and San Mateo High, rated A-plus. The middle and high schools enforce a no-cell phone policy, which has resulted in increased classroom engagement and interpersonal interactions.
Bowditch Middle School was built in the late 1960s and serves Treasure Isle students.
San Mateo High has a beautiful campus not far from Treasure Isle.
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Waterfront parks and a new recreation center
The boardwalk at Leo J. Ryan Park overlooks the water. It passes by the outdoor amphitheater, where locals mingle at the annual Fourth of July celebration which features food trucks and a dog parade. The park also includes a skate park and basketball, tennis and pickleball courts. Kayakers can use the boat launches at Leo J. Ryan Park or Foster City Dog Park, which has two parks for dogs of different sizes. Kids can use the playground at Erckenbrack Park. William E. Walker Recreation Center is closed through 2026 as a new, expanded facility is being built in its place.
Leo J Ryan Memorial Park in Treasure Isle has a beautiful amphitheater.
The many waterways of Treasure Isle are perfect for a romantic stroll.
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Community centers for all ages
The Peninsula Jewish Community Center hosts activities and events for all ages, from art classes to Jewish celebrations. Members have access to outdoor and indoor pools, gyms and fitness classes. The center also hosts a small farmers’ market on Tuesdays. Foster City Library also hosts daily activities, like English conversation clubs. Teens can socialize after school and over the weekend at The Vibe Teen Center, located within Leo J. Ryan Park.
Bright, welcoming study spaces inside the Foster City Library in Treasure Isle.
The Vibe Teen Center lies at the cultural heart of Treasure Isle.
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Chain retailers at Bridgepointe Shopping Center
Shoppers can drive just outside the neighborhood for chain stores like Target, Safeway and Costco at Bridgepointe Shopping Center. Treasure Isle’s small commercial center contains some restaurants, like Chuan Chim Thai Cuisine, which serves artfully presented Thai food in a sleek, contemporary atmosphere. India Cash & Carry is the neighborhood’s only grocer, but Safeway is directly across from Leo J. Ryan Park.
Some Treasure Isle restaurants offer sunny out-door dining.
Treasure Isle residents head to the nearby Safeway for groceries.
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Next to San Mateo-Hayward Bridge
Treasure Isle’s sidewalks and wide, quiet streets are pedestrian and bike-friendly. Commuters are just a few miles east of the 101 and State Route 92 interchange. The San Mateo-Hayward Bridge stretches across the San Francisco Bay to Hayward, connecting residents to the East Bay area. samTrans buses transport passengers throughout Foster City. Dignity Health Sequoia Hospital is 8 miles away and San Francisco International Airport is 10 miles north.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Treasure Isle
US
Homicide
2
4
Sexual Assault
4
4
Assault with Weapon
3
4
Robbery
2
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
4
4
Crime Score
3
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Treasure Isle Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Treasure Isle, Foster City sell after 39 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Treasure Isle, Foster City over the last 12 months is $1,462,500, down 11% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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