San Mateo
San Mateo Terrace/Beresford
San Mateo Terrace/Beresford is one of the most desirable and popular neighborhoods in San Mateo
Tucked into a corner north of Hillsdale Boulevard and west of Alameda de las Pulgas, San Mateo Terrace is quiet, residential neighborhood whose bookends are Hillsdale High School and the Peninsula (nee Beresford) Country Club. Between these two landmarks live some 1,700 people, primarily families in single-family homes, who’ve been fortunate enough to buy homes in San Mateo’s desirable west side – without breaking the bank.
Though the asking prices for San Mateo Terrace homes for sale have changed (to put it mildly) since 1947, the neighborhood profile is similar. Bohannon’s goal was to provide single-family homes priced within the reach of “average” workers and they’re still available to “average” - tech workers. San Mateo Terrace’s west side location adds a premium to its property values, but its smallish (most homes built during Bohannon’s development range in size between 1,000 and 1,500 square feet) houses have kept the neighborhood in the low- to mid-$2 million range, though many larger view homes can sell for $2.1 to $3 million.
To view a detailed google map of the San Mateo Terrace/Beresford neighborhood, click here. The MLS area is 428.
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894
Homes
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$2.19M
Median Sale Price
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$2.29M
Average Sale Price
Pricing data based on single-family homes
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San Mateo Terrace/Beresford
Stats & Trends
Home Data
Per tax records
1 Bedroom
1
home
2 Bedrooms
153
homes
3 Bedrooms
570
homes
4 Bedrooms
134
homes
5+ Bedrooms
36
homes
Condos/Townhomes
428
homes
2022 Price Data
Number of Sales
41
sales
Percent List Price Received
110.7%
Median Sales Price
$2.19M
Average Sales Price
$2.29M
Lowest Sales Price
$1.53M
Highest Sales Price
$4.75M
San Mateo Terrace/Beresford on the Map
Schools & History
History
By the time he reached San Mateo, Bohannon had already completed a large subdivision of 1,305 homes, called Belle Haven, in what is now East Palo Alto. His plans for San Mateo were far grander. In 1937, he purchased 800-plus acres of the former Beresford Estate with plans to build some 5,000 modestly-priced single-family homes. Work on 150-acre San Mateo Terrace began in 1947. Two-, three- and four-bedroom homes were priced between $12,000 and $20,000. Hillsdale High School was completed in San Mateo Terrace in 1955 to serve the rapidly growing population of San Mateo’s south end.
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