Belle Air Park

San Bruno’s second-oldest subdivision is a friendly, working-class place located on the cusp of the city’s downtown core. Belle Air Park residents enjoy walking distance access to downtown shops, restaurants and the new CalTrain station and live a mere five minutes by car from San Francisco International Airport. They live in a variety of homes, including post-war bungalows and century-old cottages.

Belle Air Park residents enjoy walking distance access to downtown shops, restaurants and the new CalTrain station and live a mere five minutes by car from San Francisco International Airport. They live in a variety of homes, including post-war bungalows and century-old cottages. It’s not unusual to find in Belle Air Park a single block comprised of homes that wildly differ from each other, especially given the amount of upgrading and remodeling that has gone on since the district’s inception. The majority of homes, though, are two- and three-bedroom abodes, one or two stories high, built between 1940 and 1960. Homes here sell for less than the citywide median, are often smaller than the citywide median and are more likely to be renter-occupied than the norm. Recent sales in Belle Air Park show homes selling for between $625,000 and $840,000 with a median sales price of $780,000 and a median square footage of 940. Homes are generally on 2,500 or 5,000 square foot lots.