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Residential community centrally located on The Peninsula
Thirty miles from San Francisco, Palm Park, a small triangular-shaped neighborhood, rests between the 101 and 280 Freeways. Primarily residential, this neighborhood was built around Palm Park, a pocket green space for live music and events. “Palm Park offers so many things. It’s a great location – close to downtown, freeways, hospitals and shopping. There’s public transportation, and people can take their bikes on the bus or train. It’s central on the Peninsula, and the weather’s great. It’s hard to find something better. People don’t move out of it much,” says Shawnna Sullivan, a Realtor with Coldwell Banker Realty who began selling real estate on the Peninsula in 1983.
Palm Park offers picturesque, tree-lined streets with scenic mountain views and a peaceful vibe.
Palm Park provides stunning views of the nearby hills, with quiet streets and green spaces.
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Moments away from shopping centers and locally owned eateries
People in Palm Park don’t have to travel far for groceries, thanks to a Safeway on Woodside Road. The supermarket is part of a short commercial strip with quick service and locally owned restaurants. Pamilya is a local success story. The Filipino eatery started as a ghost kitchen and opened its first brick-and-mortar earlier this year. Redwood City Barbeque smokes its meats with California oak and serves them on the outdoor deck. Woodside Central sits just above Palm Park and has a mix of big-box stores like Target, organic grocers like Whole Foods and family restaurants like El Grullense Grill and Seafood.
Palm Park offers convenient shopping with popular stores like Marshalls just minutes away.
Locals in Palm Park enjoy friendly, casual dining spots, perfect for grabbing a quick bite.
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Established community near downtown Redwood City
Palm Park is filled with various architectural styles, such as Midcentury houses built between 1920 and today. Many homes were built in the 1950s and tend to be under 2,000 square feet on modestly sized lots. Trees flank small, neat lawns alongside quiet streets, although homes near Highway 84 will experience some traffic noise during busy travel times. The densely populated area also has various multi-family options like townhouses and duplexes. Homes sell for a median price of $1.5 million after 35 days. For single-family homes, prices range from $1.5 million to $2.5 million, while townhouses and duplexes range from $400,000 to $2 million, depending on the square footage and number of individual units.
Palm Park offers beautifully maintained cottages with inviting porches and mature landscaping.
Palm Park offers charming ranch-style homes with manicured lawns and cozy front porches.
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STEM schools and language programs
Students in Palm Park can attend B-rated Henry Ford Elementary, which has a dedicated STEAM maker-space for hands-on learning. At B-rated Kennedy Middle, students can join language immersion programs, STEM electives and performing arts classes. A-rated Woodside High concentrates on STEM literacy, with almost three dozen courses designed to help young adults understand and use the latest technologies.
Henry Ford Elementary has 22 students to 1 teacher ratio.
John F Kennedy Middle School parking lot.
Woodside serves students from the communities of Portola Valley, Woodside and Redwood City.
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Pocket parks and splash pads
Palm Park is a one-acre area at the neighborhood’s center with playground equipment, including climbing areas and slides. Hawes Park has a soccer field and baseball diamond for pick-up or organized games. Just outside the neighborhood, Red Morton Park covers 32 acres with a variety of activities. Athletes can use the basketball court, swimming pool and tennis courts, while children enjoy the Magical Bridge Playground. “Magic Bridge is not your typical playground,” says Realtor Allison Fujimoto with Golden Gate Sotheby’s International Realty and 20 years of experience. “It was designed for people with physical and cognitive disabilities, autism, and visual and hearing impairments. It's incredible and well-known in the area.” Horseshoe pits and a bocce court round out the park’s offerings.
Palm Park's Red Morton Park has multiple baseball fields.
Hawes park is a ball field for local athletes.
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The first synagogue on the San Francisco Peninsula
Congregation Beth Jacob sits at the neighborhood’s outer edge on Alameda de las Pulgas. The 1930 synagogue cultivates an active membership dedicated to helping the greater community through volunteer work, education and a food bank.
Highways and sidewalks in a compact community
California State Highway 84, called Woodside Road in town, borders one side of Palm Park. This thoroughfare leads to nearby cities like Woodside and connects to Highway 82 and the 101 Freeway. Public transportation runs through the area, with bus stops on Woodside Road and El Camino Real. Pedestrians can use the neighborhood's plentiful sidewalks for a stroll to Hawes Park or eateries on Highway 84. Cyclists can be seen pedaling the 1.5 miles to downtown Redwood City, too. Dignity Health Sequoia Hospital and Kaiser Permanente Redwood City Medical Center are within 2 miles of Palm Park. The neighborhood is near the San Francisco International Airport and San Jose Mineta International Airport. Both are almost 22 miles away in opposite directions.
Palm Park's convenient bus routes make commuting easy for residents throughout the neighborhood.
Anticipating the arrival of the train at the Redwood City Train Station.
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On average, homes in Palm Park, Redwood City sell after 49 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Palm Park, Redwood City over the last 12 months is $1,486,500, up 10% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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