lands for sale Santa Clara County, United States

Rare, serene, approximately five acre parcel perched on Page Mill Road with Bay Area glimpses, an ideal canvas for a custom estate. Enjoy privacy and open space while remaining a short drive to downtown Palo Alto, top Los Altos Schools, tech hubs and major commuter routes. Build your dream home in one of Silicon Valleys most private and coveted settings.

Absolutely stunning view property near sought-after Sanborn Park. Incredible views from every angle. Plans were approved by the city. Additional items completed: land surveys; environmental studies; septic and leachfield survey; soil test; geological studies; expansion of bridge; grading of pioneer road for access; retaining wall installation at the beginning of property; archeological and cultural evaluation; fish and wildlife evaluation; engineering work; water well survey; building site approval and grading approval. 16501 Sanborn Road is 10.9 acres, 16503 Sanborn Road is 4 acres. List price includes both parcel. Parcels can be sold individually if necessary.

A rare canvas in Los Altos Hills with sweeping Bay vistas and the pedigree to match. Set on ~44,866 square feet ( ~ 1.03 acres), 27251 Julietta Lane offers a quiet, view-oriented site to realize an architectural statement. A gentle ~ 17% slope invites a dramatic design-think main-level living with a walk-out lower level, stepped gardens, and broad terraces oriented to the light. Preliminary worksheets by Lea & Braze Engineering indicate an MFA of ~5,000± Square Feet and an MDA of ~10,576± Square Feet (buyer to verify), providing meaningful latitude for a substantial residence and thoughtfully planned site improvements. RA zoning and the highly regarded Los Altos Elementary School District further underscore the long-term value here. Practical advantages are already in place: sewer, water, and utility easements at the street simplifies planning, while a pedestrian path along the lower edge of the parcel creates a natural buffer and enhance accessibility. With open skies above and the Bay beyond, this is a site where architecture, landscape, and light can work in concert.