There are over 80 single family homes on the Stanford University campus, arrayed to the west and south of the academic campus and student housing. The oldest homes were built in the 1890's and survived the 1906 earthquake, and the newest home was built in 1974. The majority of the homes were built in the 1950's and 1960's and are predominantly California ranch and Mid Century Modern architecture. Lots tend to be 1/4 acre with home on Lathrop Drive and the San Juan Hill area being larger, often with views overlooking Stanford campus and the surrounding area. The campus housing area is entirely residential with wide curving streets and minimal car traffic. There is a network of paid paths for walking or cycling off of the streets, and Nixon Elementary is centrally located in the housing area off of Stanford Avenue. Adjacent to the housing area is "The Dish," a notable landmark and radio telescope situated in the picturesque foothills of the Santa Cruz Mountains. The surrounding trails offer faculty members opportunities for outdoor recreation, including hiking and nature exploration, providing a tranquil escape from their academic responsibilities. Moreover, the proximity to Silicon Valley provides faculty members with unique opportunities for professional engagement and collaboration. With a plethora of tech companies in close proximity, faculty can easily foster industry partnerships, pursue research collaborations, and participate in networking events, enhancing their academic endeavors.

Golden Gate Sotheby's International Realty
2989 Woodside Road
Woodside, California, 94062
United States

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