Morgan Hill Homes for Sale
155 Homes for sale in Morgan Hill
$1,490,000
14744 Excaliber Drive
Morgan Hill, CA 95037
$899,888
18179 Old Monterey Road
Morgan Hill, CA 95037
$1,799,000
2729 Mira Bella Circle
Morgan Hill, CA 95037
$1,228,000
18340 Murphy Springs Drive
Morgan Hill, CA 95037
$1,350,000
16610 San Benito Place
Morgan Hill, CA 95037
$605,000
16954 Sorrel Way
Morgan Hill, CA 95037
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Morgan Hill Neighborhood Guide
Morgan Hill is a small agricultural city at the southern end of Santa Clara Valley, roughly 25 miles south of downtown San Jose, with the Diablo Range rising to the east and the Santa Cruz Mountains to the west. It has the rare quality of feeling genuinely rural — vineyards, horse properties, and Christmas tree farms share space with planned subdivisions — while still sitting within commuting range of Silicon Valley. The city has grown rapidly over the past two decades but has been deliberate about preserving its small-town downtown and agricultural heritage.
Why Buyers Love Morgan Hill
- Space and land — Buyers get significantly more square footage and lot size for their dollar compared to northern Santa Clara County, and horse properties, hobby vineyards, and homes with genuine acreage are attainable here.
- Small-town downtown — Monterey Road, the city's main street, has a walkable strip of independent restaurants, wine bars, tasting rooms, and boutiques that give Morgan Hill a genuine community center rather than a strip-mall identity.
- Wine country lifestyle — Morgan Hill and the surrounding Uvas Valley are home to a growing cluster of wineries and tasting rooms, and the city holds an annual Mushroom Mardi Gras festival drawing visitors from across the region.
- Outdoor recreation — Uvas Canyon County Park, Coyote Lake–Harvey Bear Ranch County Park, and Anderson Lake offer hiking, fishing, and mountain biking in uncrowded settings rarely found this close to Silicon Valley.
Neighborhoods at a Glance
Downtown / Monterey Road Corridor
The historic core features Craftsman bungalows and Victorian homes alongside newer infill, all within walking distance of the Caltrain station and downtown restaurants.
East Morgan Hill / East Main
Newer planned communities east of US-101 with larger homes, newer schools, and a suburban layout. This is where most of the city's population growth has occurred, with master-planned neighborhoods and HOA communities.
Anderson / West Morgan Hill
Hillside estates, rural parcels, and custom homes west of downtown between the valley floor and the Santa Cruz Mountains foothills. Buyers seeking privacy and acreage gravitate here.
Tennant / South Morgan Hill
Newer residential developments along the southern edge of the city, with a mix of single-family homes and some of the city's newest housing stock.
Paradise Valley
An unincorporated agricultural area to the west with hobby farms, equestrian properties, and rural character that feels remote despite being a short drive from downtown.
Local Amenities
Parks
Uvas Canyon County Park, Coyote Lake–Harvey Bear Ranch County Park, Anderson Lake County Park, Centennial Recreation Area
Shopping
Downtown Monterey Road boutiques, Cochrane Plaza, East Main retail corridor with Target, Safeway, and big-box anchors
Dining
Guglielmo Winery tasting room, Sinaloa Mexican Cafe, Ladera Grill, Ciao Bella, Cork & Barrel, and a growing downtown wine bar scene
Recreation
Uvas Canyon waterfall hikes, Coyote Lake fishing and camping, Anderson Lake trail running, Uvas Valley wine trail, Morgan Hill Outdoor Sports Center
Commute Times
| Destination | Drive | Transit |
|---|---|---|
| San Francisco (Downtown) | 75 min | 100 min (Caltrain) |
| Oakland (Downtown) | 70 min | 110 min (Caltrain + BART) |
| Silicon Valley (Palo Alto) | 40 min | 55 min (Caltrain) |
| San Jose (Downtown) | 25 min | 35 min (Caltrain) |
Morgan Hill has a Caltrain station with service to San Jose, Palo Alto, and San Francisco, making it viable for rail commuters willing to accept longer ride times in exchange for more home for their money. The express Baby Bullet does not stop here, so most riders take local or limited trains. US-101 is the primary commute artery for drivers.
Commute times are estimates and may vary based on traffic, time of day, and route. Data is for informational purposes only.