Like many neighborhoods built immediately after World War II, Meadow Glen is characterized by neat, well-kept homes of uniformly traditional style. As one of the Millbrae’s first post-war “suburbs,” Meadow Glen has the added benefit of being within an easy walk of downtown. The neighborhood's southern edge offers access to Central Park and the Millbrae Recreation Community Center. Its eastern border is downtown. In fact, the furthest point in the neighborhood is less than a mile from Broadway shopping and dining, an equal distance from BART and Caltrain and a five-minute drive from the nearest freeway on-ramp. According to www.walkscore.com, Meadow Glen’s walkscore is 91 – it is a walker’s paradise.

Meadow Glen occupies a tier of Millbrae real estate below that of Mills Estates, Millbrae Highlands and Millbrae Meadows, offering comfortable, charming vintage homes in a convenient location at a price point below those neighborhoods. Recent data shows homes in Meadow Glen selling for between $1.4 and $1.8 million, with a median of right around $1.5 million.

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Like many neighborhoods built immediately after World War II, Meadow Glen is characterized by neat, well-kept homes of uniformly traditional style. As one of the Millbrae’s first post-war “suburbs,” Meadow Glen has the added benefit of being within an easy walk of downtown. The neighborhood's southern edge offers access to Central Park and the Millbrae Recreation Community Center. Its eastern border is downtown. In fact, the furthest point in the neighborhood is less than a mile from Broadway shopping and dining, an equal distance from BART and Caltrain and a five-minute drive from the nearest freeway on-ramp. According to www.walkscore.com, Meadow Glen’s walkscore is 91 – it is a walker’s paradise.

Meadow Glen occupies a tier of Millbrae real estate below that of Mills Estates, Millbrae Highlands and Millbrae Meadows, offering comfortable, charming vintage homes in a convenient location at a mid-level price point.