San Mateo Park is a historic and beautifully landscaped neighborhood designed in the late 1800s with winding streets and lush garden islands. Renowned for its architectural diversity and heritage trees, it offers a park-like setting that feels both elegant and serene—ideal for those seeking charm. 

Tucked away in a peaceful corner of the city, San Mateo Heights is beloved for its welcoming vibe, well-kept homes, and commitment to safety. With a focus on residential tranquility and convenient access to amenities, it provides an ideal balance between neighborhood comfort and city accessibility. 

Gramercy-Mounds El Cerrito is a quiet, tree-lined neighborhood defined by its low-density residential feel and active community association. With a strong emphasis on preserving its serene character and architectural charm, it offers a close-knit and established environment perfect for peaceful living. 

Baywood is one of San Mateo’s most prestigious neighborhoods, known for its early 20th-century revival-style homes, top-rated schools, and timeless appeal. Walkable and picturesque, it blends historic character with modern-day convenience just minutes from downtown. 

Baywood Knolls is a refined hillside neighborhood with stately homes, cul-de-sacs, and leafy streets. Once part of the historic Polhemus Estate, it offers spacious lots and a peaceful, upscale atmosphere just steps from excellent schools and downtown amenities. 

Aragon stands out for its architectural elegance and historical significance, featuring Spanish, Tudor, and English-style homes built primarily in the 1930s. Known for its community pride, walkability, and proximity to Aragon High School and downtown, it’s a favorite among families and history lovers alike.

The Borel neighborhood is a friendly and well-organized community with strong civic engagement and a family-focused atmosphere. Anchored by Borel Middle School and Borel Park, the area balances residential charm with thoughtful planning and an active neighborhood community.

Barneson South is a peaceful, family-friendly enclave known for its well-kept ranch-style homes and close-knit community feel. With proximity to downtown, major highways, and schools, it’s a quiet residential gem with everyday convenience at its core. 

Rooted in San Mateo’s early estate history, Hayward Park features tree-lined streets and a rich mix of Craftsman and Mediterranean homes. With its own Caltrain station and walkable access to downtown, it offers a perfect mix of historical character and modern connectivity. 

25th Ave North is dynamic and centrally located neighborhood that’s home to Serra High School, the San Mateo Elks Club, and City Hall and offers an energetic blend of community, convenience, and connectivity.