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3 Beds 1 Bath 1,008 Sq.Ft. 10,200 Sq.Ft.
In Cupertino's coveted Garden Gate Village neighborhood, where original ranch homes are steadily giving way to architect-designed rebuilds, 20860 Garden Gate Drive offers something increasingly rare in this pocket of Silicon Valley. A generous homesite with room to dream, in a school district that consistently ranks among the best in California.
Set on a quiet street, the home presents its original 1950s footprint, with a deep setback that hints at the true scale of the lot behind it. This is a property where the land does the talking and opportunity awaits.
Step inside and you will find the charm of a classic three-bedroom, one-bath layout spread across 1,008 square feet, an honest, unrenovated floor plan ready to be reimagined from the studs up. This is a project suited for buyers with a vision, investors, or people with a passion for a full renovation or ground-up rebuild of their dream home.
The true value here lies just beyond the back door. At 10,200 square feet, the lot is among the larger parcels on Garden Gate Drive. Nearly a quarter acre of space that opens the door to a wide range of possibilities, from a thoughtfully expanded family home to a custom rebuild that takes full advantage of the setting. The front yard offers a similarly expansive canvas, with plenty of room to reimagine the home's presence on the street to match the upscale, newer construction increasingly defining this block.
Garden Gate Drive sits nearby Quinlan Community Center and the Cupertino Sports Center, with the expansive greenery of Memorial Park close by for weekend strolls and picnics. Everyday errands are effortless too, with Homestead Square, Whole Foods and Safeway, all just minutes away. For dining and shopping, Main Street Cupertino and The Marketplace at Stevens Creek are local favorites, offering a lively mix of restaurants and boutique shops just a short drive from home. Tech commuters will appreciate quick access to Highway 280 and 85, being next to an Apple Park and around the corner from the Apple Infinite Loop Campus. The value of the area's top-performing public schools, consistently ranked among the best in the state, are highly appreciated.
For the buyer who sees potential, 20860 Garden Gate Drive offers a possibility to be rooted in one of Cupertino's most sought-after school zones, on a lot generous enough to build the home you've been imagining all along.
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Tucked into the foothills of the Santa Cruz Mountains, Cupertino blends world-changing innovation with easygoing suburban life. As the birthplace of Apple, the city carries serious tech-world gravity, yet it moves at a gentler pace, with tree-lined streets and a downtown that feels more small-town than Silicon Valley. Main Street Cupertino anchors the social scene with boutique shops and local restaurants, while Cupertino Memorial Park hosts community events and concerts and nearby Rancho San Antonio County Park offers miles of trails just over the border. It's a city where ambition and community spirit live comfortably side by side.
61,109 people live in Cupertino, where the median age is 40.7 and the average individual income is $105,625. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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