Millbrae

Glenview Highlands

The Glenview Highlands neighborhood offers the newest single-family homes in Millbrae

The newest single-family homes in Millbrae belong to the Glenview Highlands neighborhood. When Millbrae Estates, a small subdivision of three to five bedroom, 2,400 to 3,000 square-foot French, Spanish and Italian-inspired homes, opened in 2010, it became the first new Millbrae development in over 30 years. The last new homes available in Millbrae were in – Glenview Highlands.

Real estate in Glenview Highlands is similar to that found in other newer Millbrae neighborhoods – especially those located in the city’s hilly neighborhoods. Contemporary one and two-level homes with bay views, three and four bedrooms and upwards of 2,000 square feet are the norm here. Just as you would find in Mills Estate, Millbrae’s most well-known hillside neighborhood, the going price for Glenview Highlands homes for sales nudges toward a 2022 median of $2 million. The neighborhood’s price point range runs from around $1.7 to $2.4 million, depending on a property’s size, location and condition.

As an upper-middle to high-end neighborhood, Glenview Highlands boasts homes in excellent condition. Many have been renovated and some expanded. It is not unusual to find homes whose upgrades have left them with more than 3,000 square feet of living space – especially those already blessed with valuable bay views.

Glenview Highlands has within its borders one city park (Lions Park) and a firehouse. The neighborhood’s western border is the 280 freeway, so it offers excellent commute opportunities for Silicon Valley workers.

  • 294

    Homes

  • $2.02M

    Median Sale Price

  • $2.01M

    Average Sale Price

Pricing data based on single-family homes

Glenview Highlands on the Map

Schools & History

History

In the 1860s, when the Spring Valley Water Company built a flume in Western Millbrae, it effectively cut the city in two. The land to the south was the first to be developed. The north remained flower and vegetable farms until after World War II. Glenview Highlands, located southwest of the Green Hills Country Club, on land once owned by Custodio Silva, an early Millbrae settler. Silva owned 168 acres of ranch land now bordered by Taylor and Anita Avenues, between El Camino Real and Skyline Boulevard. Part of that land is now known as Silva Ranch/Telescope Hills. The westernmost portion eventually became Glenview Highlands.

Development in the western hills began in the early 1960s. Few Glenview Highlands homes date back past that. Today, approximately 1,500 people live in Glenview Highlands.

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