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Historic East Coast-style neighborhood next to downtown San Mateo
Baywood-Aragon is a unique residential community minutes from downtown San Mateo. Developed in 1927, the neighborhood has history-rich homes that pay homage to pre-war East Coast architecture, backed by Ivy League notability. “You’ve got all of these cool street names here like Harvard and Yale, and the homes have this type of styling that does actually remind you of those northeast areas,” says Lyn Cobb, a longtime Bay Area resident and Realtor with local Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage. While namesakes and designs were meant to entice San Francisco buyers at the time, the neighborhood's preserved architecture is what continues to make Baywood-Aragon distinct today. With architectural history running deep, the San Mateo Heritage Alliance is working to add Baywood to the National Register of Historic Places. Aside from timeless homes, Baywood-Aragon offers a tight-knit community and high walkability. “A lot of people here like to walk to downtown, and it’s also a family-friendly place where people enjoy socializing quite a bit,” Cobb says. “You get to know your neighbors and everything happening around the neighborhood.”
High-rise views in Baywood-Aragon offer serene, tree-filled landscapes and rolling hills beyond.
Baywood-Aragon’s vibrant outdoor dining bring lively energy to the community's social scene.
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Early 20th-century housing along tree-lined streets
Baywood-Aragon's winding streetscapes are lined with grand architecture, often well-shaded by mature oak and bay trees. With preserved homes primarily built in the early to mid-20th century, common housing styles include Colonial Revivals, Tudor Revivals and Spanish Missions. "Almost 80% of homes maintain historic integrity," says Laurie Hietter, the president of San Mateo Heritage Alliance. As the Baywood portion of the neighborhood has the bulk of historic housing, the Aragon sector has "a little more typical California ranch-style homes" mixed in, Cobb says. Houses have between three to five bedrooms, with some residing on lots just large enough for small front garden beds, while other grander estates feature extended lots and backyards suitable for pools. Home prices range from $2.2 million to $8 million, depending on size, lots and renovations. Condos are also popular in Baywood-Aragon, with small one-bedroom units starting at $500,000 and luxury two- to three-bedroom condos selling for more than $2.5 million.
Charming Tudor-style homes line quiet streets in Baywood-Aragon, creating a peaceful vibe.
This Baywood-Aragon home boasts classic colonial architecture with charming dormer windows.
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Public schools with biotechnology pathway programs
Students may attend Baywood Elementary School, which gets an A rating from Niche, followed by the A-minus-rated Borel Middle School. The A-plus-rated Aragon High School offers a special Biotechnology Career Pathway program, which allows students interested in biotechnics to work with local companies and medical and academic institutions.
Crocker Middle school front entrance.
Aragon High School serves the high school needs of Baywood-Aragon.
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Creekside recreation and a park with a 300-year-old bay tree
The neighborhood’s DeAnza Historical Park is an open green space along the San Mateo Creek, while Bay Tree Park features a shaded resting area under a sprawling, notorious 300-year-old bay tree. The nearby 16-acre San Mateo Central Park has winding walking trails, tennis courts, a baseball diamond and designated picnic areas. It also features a popular Japanese and rose garden space, along with a wooden playground and ice-skating rink. Plus, the neighborhood is about 2 miles from the coast of the San Francisco Bay, where windsurfing, kayaking, boating and more walking trails can be found.
San Mateo Central Park is a popular destination for Baywood-Aragon residents.
Bay Tree Park in Baywood-Aragon offers a peaceful retreat beneath its massive, iconic oak tree.
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Walkable to a wide variety of downtown restaurants
Top downtown restaurants are within walking distance of Baywood-Aragon. HiroNori Craft Ramen is known for its authentic ramen noodle dishes and is next to Pacific Catch, a hip, modern seafood restaurant that serves Pan-Pacific dishes from Hawaiian poke to tacos. The family-owned Dean's Produce is one of the go-to grocery spots around the neighborhood, while the Hillsdale Shopping Center is a few miles away along Route 82. This center is home to numerous well-known retailers like Banana Republic and Williams Sonoma.
B Street hosts chats post-dining on the vibrant street near Baywood - Aragon.
Baywood-Aragon's Foreigner restaurant sells delicious lunch and breakfast options.
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Next to multiple thoroughfares and the San Mateo BART station
Along with Route 82, California State Route 92, U.S. Highway 101 and Interstate 280 surround the neighborhood, making Baywood-Aragon an accessible option for commuting to San Francisco or Silicon Valley. The neighborhood has a few public bus stops, and the San Mateo Caltrain Station is just over a mile away for another public transportation option. The San Francisco International Airport is 10 miles north for domestic and international flights.
Caltrain in Baywood-Aragon provides easy access to San Francisco, ideal for commuting residents.
Samtrans buses serve the Baywood-Aragon neighborhood.
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Community events in downtown San Mateo
Central Park, located in downtown San Mateo, hosts popular community events throughout the year, including a summer concert series with performances by local musicians. SummerFest is another major event that takes over seven blocks of downtown. It features arts and crafts activities, food and drink vendors, plus live entertainment. In September, the San Mateo Fall Fest brings in over 5,000 patrons for an outdoor block party with local music, family-friendly activities, food and fall-inspired craft beer and cider.
Baywood-Aragon locals bask in the shade of the trees at Central Park.
Baywood-Aragon’s memorial park provides a quiet space for reflection, surrounded by nature.
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On average, homes in Baywood-Aragon, San Mateo sell after 40 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Baywood-Aragon, San Mateo over the last 12 months is $3,100,000, up 13% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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