Why Live in Farm Hill
Farm Hill in Redwood City is a neighborhood characterized by its gently winding, tree-lined streets and classic Midcentury architecture, including ranch-style and split-level hillside homes. The area is popular among young families and commuters, with homes ranging from original 1950s designs to remodeled properties on sloping or flat lots. Stulsaft Park, covering 42 acres, offers recreational options such as barbecue grills, picnic tables, hiking trails, playgrounds, and a splash pad with crayon-shaped water features. Westwood Park, though smaller, provides a playground and picnic areas. The nearby Emerald Hills Golf Course is known for its challenging 9-hole layout, while Edgewood Park and Natural Preserve offers extensive trails for hiking, jogging, and cycling. Local dining features include Dehoff’s Market, Oh Baby Sushi, Big Brothers Burgers, and Chez Nous Cafe, which transitions from a coffee shop to a wine bar with live music. Woodside Plaza, 2 miles east, includes a Michaels craft store, Ross Dress for Less, and Rite Aid Pharmacy. Farm Hill Boulevard, the main thoroughfare, connects to Interstate 280 and features bike lanes and bus stops. The neighborhood is within easy reach of downtown Redwood City, 3 miles away, and major medical centers like Kaiser Permanente and Stanford Hospital, both less than 6 miles away. Roy Cloud Elementary School and Woodside High School are highly rated, providing quality education options. The neighborhood's safety is comparable to the national average, making it a practical choice for families.
