66 Homes for sale in Cupertino
Cupertino is Apple's hometown and one of Silicon Valley's most coveted family markets — a city where world-class schools drive housing demand more than any other factor. If your homebuying checklist starts with "best possible public schools," Cupertino is where the search begins.
Monta Vista
Hillside neighborhood feeding into the namesake high school. Older ranches on large lots, many being torn down and rebuilt. Premium area. Median ~$3.2M.
Garden Gate
Central Cupertino near parks and Apple campus. Mix of 1960s-70s homes. Strong school assignments. Median ~$2.7M.
Rancho Rinconada
Eichler home neighborhood with mid-century modern architecture. Unique character, dedicated following. Median ~$2.5M.
Oak Valley
Newer planned community with townhomes and single-family homes. HOA amenities. Median ~$2.3M.
South Vallco
Near Vallco shopping area and Apple Park. Condos and townhomes from $1.2M offer entry into Cupertino schools.
Shopping
Cupertino Village, Vallco area, nearby Santana Row and Valley Fair Mall
Parks
Memorial Park, McClellan Ranch Preserve (nature walks), Blackberry Farm (family recreation), Linda Vista Park
Dining
Cupertino Village Asian restaurants, Main Street Cupertino, De Anza Boulevard dining
Recreation
Blackberry Farm golf and pool, Cupertino Sports Center, community recreation programs
Tech
Apple Park Visitor Center (open to public), De Anza College campus
| Destination | Drive | Transit |
|---|---|---|
| Apple Park | 5-10 min | Bike/walk for many residents |
| Google (Mountain View) | 10-15 min | 20 min (VTA) |
| San Jose (Downtown) | 15-20 min | 25 min (VTA) |
| San Francisco | 45-60 min | 70+ min (drive to Caltrain + train) |
| Stanford University | 15-20 min | 30 min |
Cupertino is car-oriented with VTA bus service. Apple employees benefit from company shuttle routes throughout the city.
Commute times are estimates and may vary based on traffic, time of day, and route. Data is for informational purposes only.