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Realtor Notes on Santana Row Lofts, Flats and Villas

Santana Row is a mixed-use development that brings the urban lifestyle many people expect from big cities, with shops, restaurants and bars within walking distance, into Silicon Valley.  There are 219 homes there, across three buildings: The Villa Cornet, The DeForest Building, and The Margo Building.  Homes range from pied-a-terre flats to open lofts and townhomes.

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Walking Tour of Santana Row

Image of Villa Cornet and Lamborghini

Who says startup companies are the only reason Silicon Valley is glamorous?  Who says you need to head up to San Francisco for the urban scene?

Santana Row is a uniquely Northern Californian fusion of design, culture and accessibility, recreating the atmosphere of Paris’ Champs Elysees using a distinctly Silicon Valley neo-Mediterranean architecture.

A bustling farmers market lines the streets on Sunday mornings in quaint contrast to the exotic car meets on Saturdays.

But for all the testosterone from the horsepower and club life of the weekends, Santana Row is an amazingly eccelctic place where strollers share the spotlight with Ferraris and people of all walks of life can enjoy the live music.

This walking tour starts from the garage on Olin Avenue, which is most easily accessible from Winchester Blvd.

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Santana Row: Silicon Valley’s Urban Oasis

Image of Santana Row CafeSantana Row has been described as a cutout of Paris’ Champs Elysees transplanted to Silicon Valley.  Its main thoroughfare, which gives name to the neighborhood, is the backbone of this urban oasis, lined with luxury stores and a variety of restaurants. 

And when the weekend comes, so do the luxury cars of every make and model.  Who needs a car show when you have Saturday nights at Santana Row?

But Santana Row isn’t just another shopping mall.  To recreate the urban experience, they’ve created a new neighborhood all unto itself.

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