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An established downtown neighborhood near San Francisco Bay
Twelve miles from San Francisco, San Bruno Park offers easy access to shopping and dining, early 20th-century houses and numerous transit options. The mixed-use neighborhood contains part of San Bruno’s vibrant downtown, from San Bruno Avenue West to Taylor and Florida Avenues. The community is split between a retail-focused northern portion and a residential and restaurant-focused southern part. "San Bruno is a neat, nice bedroom community. It's got a nice sense of community, and shopping is easy to get to. You're also close to high tech and biotech," says Philip Watson, a Broker and agent at Christie’s International Real Estate who’s been selling in the Bay Area since 1980. The neighborhood is popular with young professionals for its public transit, freeway access and walkability. YouTube’s headquarters is nearby, and the company is one of the area’s largest employers.
San Bruno Park boasts tree-lined streets and vibrant homes in a welcoming community.
San Bruno Park features charming tree-lined streets and classic single-family homes.
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Shopping centers, diverse restaurants and Artichoke Joe’s Casino
San Bruno Park has a mix of big box retailers, mom-and-pop shops, restaurants and entertainment options. The Shops at Tanforan and San Bruno Towne Center are located in the community’s northern portion. The towne center contains a Lucky supermarket, chain restaurants and a Marshall’s department store. The Shops at Tanforan offers a Cinemark Theatre, Target and Target Grocery, JCPenney and Barnes & Noble. There’s a food court with quick-service eateries, like Sarku Japan, Pate a Choux and Dim Sum Kitchen Express.
The neighborhood’s southern portion has an array of diverse eateries along San Mateo Avenue, which is part of San Bruno’s downtown. Pho De Nguyen makes a variety of Vietnamese soups, vermicelli bowls and spring rolls. Thai Nakorn is a family-owned business that has served the area for 20 years. Also on the avenue, Artichoke Joe’s Casino has been a haven for card players for over a century. It’s San Mateo County’s only legal casino.
San Bruno Park offers dining, shopping, and cultural landmarks like the Tanforan Memorial.
The Shops at Tanforan offer a vibrant retail hub for San Bruno Park locals to explore.
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Early 20th century houses surrounding downtown San Bruno
Founded in 1914, San Bruno Park has different styles of homes from various decades, mainly from the 1920s through the early 1950s. It’s the oldest part of the city and, despite containing downtown, is still more affordable than many other neighborhoods here, thanks to nearby San Francisco International Airport. "Airport traffic impacts the area, which has kept the prices down, making San Bruno Park appealing to the first-time homebuyer market," says Watson. The most common architectural styles are cottages and bungalows. Many houses have remodeled interiors or are turn-key properties. Homes sell for a median price of $1.1 million after around 42 days. Prices range from $975,000 to $1.1 million for single-family homes.
Classic single-story ranch homes add charm to San Bruno Park's family-friendly streets.
Modernized bungalows with unique touches define the cozy appeal of San Bruno Park living.
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Playgrounds, athletic fields and San Bruno Park
San Bruno Park has a few green spaces and is close to several more. Forest Lane Park is a thin, tree-lined green space beside the 380 Freeway. It has a basketball court, playground and grassy open space. To the west of the neighborhood, San Bruno Park is the city’s largest green space. It features a senior center, 13 rentable picnic areas and three baseball/softball diamonds. It was designed to be used year-round, with a pool and tennis courts for warm weather and an under-construction Recreation and Aquatic Center for the winter. Kids can enjoy the two play areas, and a walking trail runs from the main parking lot to the senior center. Lions or Belle Air Park is slightly east of the San Bruno Park community. It has a baseball field and a combination soccer/football field. A canopied playground offers climbing areas, slides and activities.
San Bruno City Park is one of the largest parks in San Bruno.
Forest Lane is a park located on the northern Boarder of San Bruno.
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Century-old schools, technical education and 3D printers
Children can attend Allen Elementary School and Parkside Intermediate School, both of which earned a B-minus ranking from Niche. The elementary school is the oldest in the district, founded in 1910. Today, it focuses on students' mental and social development along with its core classes. Parkside Intermediate School offers electives like music, art and technology on a semester or school-year basis. A-minus Capuchino High School has a career technical education program with eight areas of study and is part of the International Baccalaureate Programme, which awards diplomas recognized worldwide. Nearby, the San Bruno Library features a children’s area where they can do homework, play and learn new skills.
Parkside intermediate School is home to the Panthers, the school's mascot.
Capuchino High School is a highly rated, public school located in San Bruno.
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Sidewalks, train stations and multiple freeways
Numerous travel options surround the neighborhood. Sidewalks allow people to walk to shopping centers, grocery stores and restaurants. Bus stops dot the major roadways. The San Bruno BART station is adjacent to the Shops at Tanforan, and Caltrain’s San Bruno Station is on Huntington Avenue. In fact, the Caltrain tracks form the eastern border, while El Camino Real, or Highway 82, acts as the western boundary. The area is bisected by Interstate 380, which intersects with I-280 a few miles west. Bayshore Freeway, commonly called the 101, leads to San Francisco, San Jose and Silicon Valley. The San Francisco International Airport is less than 2 miles east, and there is noise pollution from the airport and bordering roadways. For medical assistance, the Kaiser Permanente South San Francisco Medical Center is 3 miles north.
San Bruno has one of the most southern BART stations giving locals access to the Bay Area.
People leave the San Bruno Bart Station from their daily commute.
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National memorial to the Bay Area’s veterans
Opened in 1941, Golden Gate National Cemetery was constructed between the World Wars for the internment of veterans in the area. Covering over 160 acres, the L-shaped area has large gates and a series of one-story Mediterranean Revival buildings. Nearly 400 Medal of Honor recipients rest here, and people often come to walk paved pathways between the rows of markers. The cemetery is immediately west of San Bruno Park.
Vibrant eateries and historical sites define San Bruno Park's unique neighborhood charm.
Golden hour over the serene hills of San Bruno Park highlights its peaceful charm.
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Crime scores and varying air quality
The neighborhood has a CAP Index Crime Score of 4 out of 10, the same as the national average. However, motor vehicle theft is above average, scoring 7 out of 10. San Bruno Park also experiences around 15 days of unhealthy air each year. People are advised to wear masks outdoors and use indoor air purifiers during these periods.
Tree-lined streets and diverse architecture define the inviting San Bruno Park neighborhood.
Aerial views highlight San Bruno Park's mix of urban charm and vibrant community living.
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Parks in this Area
San Bruno City Park
Forest Lane Park
Commodore Park
Grundy Park
Lions Field
7th Ave and Walnut Park
Basketball
Playground
Transit
Airport
San Francisco International
7 min drive
Subway
San Bruno Station
Bus
San Bruno Bart-Bay 7 Outer Busway
Bus
Jenevein Ave & El Camino Real
Bus
Huntington Ave East & Herman St
Bus
Huntington Ave & Euclid Ave
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San Bruno Ave W & Green Ave
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Huntington Ave & Sneath Ln
Bus
El Camino Real & Sneath Ln
Reviews
Niche Reviews
4.181 Reviews
4.0Works here
1/4/2018Niche Review
San Bruno is a quiet suburb of San Francisco with many enjoyable places and events. There are many shops and music stores readily available. There are also many places to dine and eat out. The streets are never too crowded and there are generally no homeless people. There is also not so much crime making it a relatively safe area.
5.0Current Resident
3/30/2018Niche Review
Lived in San Bruno my whole life. Very diverse and so much activities to that run by the communities. Everything is accessible the airport, mall and many great schools and parks. San Francisco is only thirty minutes away, Millbrae and Burlingame are very close by with great schools and with downtown. Downside is houses are very expensive but living is incredible.
5.0Niche User
1/12/2015Niche Review
Nothing to complain about. Everything that I need is within in 10-15 minute drive from where I live. Grocery stores are plentiful and well stocked, the drug stores are open 24/7, and the restaurants offer a variety of delicious food. Many businesses are also family owned and committed to the quality of their products. Additionally, other services like gyms and malls are ideally located and are kept up to date and modern.
3.0Current Resident
5/28/2018Niche Review
I would appreciate more libraries in San Bruno. The only library is located by the IHOP. I personally believe that we can aid in students development by providing one more library for them in this city. Children must be provided a place where they can learn while feeling safe and have a lot of answers at their fingertips.
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San Bruno Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in San Bruno Park, San Bruno sell after 61 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in San Bruno Park, San Bruno over the last 12 months is $1,065,000, up 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Renters
Demographics
Total Population
5,163
Median Age
39
Population Density
15 ppl/acre
Population under 18
22.2%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
15.7%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$122,735
Significantly above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$117,748
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
80.1%
College Graduates
15.9%
Below the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
3.4%
% Population in Labor Force
75.7%
Above the national average
65.1%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
20''
Average Winter Low Temperature
44°F
Average Summer High Temperature
73°F
Annual Snowfall
0''
Area Factors
Bikeable
Bike Score®
60/ 100
Very Walkable
Walk Score®
87/ 100
Source: Walk Score
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