Mountain View, California

Rex
Manor

1950s ranch homes on tree-lined streets, two neighborhood parks and San Antonio Center minutes away — Rex Manor is classic mid-century Mountain View, settled and green.

The neighborhood

Rex Manor homes for sale on quiet mid-century streets.

Rex Manor fills the rectangle between Farley Street, Burgoyne Street, Central Expressway and West Middlefield Road. Developed in the 1950s, it is a neighborhood of single-story ranch homes on 50-by-115-foot lots, with Farley Street's landscaped roundabouts as its signature and two city parks bookending the blocks.

Buyers come for the original-condition ranches, mature trees and central location between downtown and the Google campus. Sellers benefit from steady demand for mid-century stock and land value on a buildable lot.

Mid-century stock 1950s single-story homes on 50-by-115-foot lots
Two parks Rex Manor Park and Stevenson Park with fields and playgrounds
Central location Between downtown Mountain View and the North Bayshore campuses

A sense of place

Tree-lined and settled.

Rex Manor feels established: shade trees, neat lawns, and neighbors who have been here for decades. Farley Street's traffic-calming roundabouts slow the blocks to a stroll, and the two parks give every home green space within a short walk.

Architecture Single-story 1950s ranch homes, many with original details intact
Landscape Mature street trees and landscaped traffic roundabouts on Farley Street
Daily life Park afternoons, quiet bike routes and easy hops to San Antonio Center

01 / Education

Schools near Rex Manor homes.

Public school placement is determined by the local districts and can change. Confirm the exact property address directly with the district before relying on an assignment.

School campus exterior near Rex Manor, Mountain View
District resources

District resources for Rex Manor buyers.

Rex Manor homes feed Theuerkauf Elementary and Stevenson Elementary in the Mountain View Whisman district, Crittenden Middle School, and Los Altos High School — giving the neighborhood schools on three sides of its blocks.

Theuerkauf Elementary School

Neighborhood elementary at 1625 San Luis Ave, inside Rex Manor's boundaries.

Crittenden Middle School

Middle school serving Rex Manor through the Mountain View Whisman district.

Los Altos High School

High school of the Mountain View Los Altos Union district at 201 Almond Ave.

02 / Parks

Parks on both ends.

Rex Manor is bookended by green: Rex Manor Park at the northwest corner with its neighborhood trail, and Stevenson Park at the southeast with playing fields and playgrounds. Both are city parks with daily local life — youth sports, dog walkers and after-school play.

Green neighborhood park near Rex Manor, Mountain View
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Rex Manor Park

Neighborhood park at Farley Street and Central Expressway with a walking trail and green space.

02

Stevenson Park

Playing fields, playgrounds and picnic areas at San Luis Avenue and San Pierre Way.

03

Shoup Park

Small nearby city park just south of the neighborhood for quiet green space.

Park hours, pool schedules and facility access can change. Review the official city listings before visiting.

Nearby outdoors

Strolls and bike routes

Rex Manor's quiet streets are made for walking and biking, and the Stevens Creek Trail is a short ride to the east. The Rex Manor Park trail gives the neighborhood its own loop.

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Rex Manor Park trail

Neighborhood walking trail looping the park at Farley and Central Expressway.

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Stevens Creek Trail

Paved creekside path a short ride east, reaching Shoreline Lake and the Baylands.

03

Farley Street roundabouts

Calmed, tree-lined streets ideal for evening walks and family bike rides.

Trail conditions, seasonal closures and access rules can change. Check the linked official resources before heading out.

03 / Local life

San Antonio Center at the corner.

Daily life in Rex Manor runs on the San Antonio corridor: Bailey Plaza on Shoreline Boulevard for quick retail, and the San Antonio Center for Safeway, Trader Joe's, Target and the Showplace ICON theatre. Downtown Castro Street is a short drive or bike ride away.

Ranch-style home in Rex Manor, Mountain View
Classic 1950s Rex Manor ranch home
Tree-lined street in Rex Manor, Mountain View
Oak canopy over a Rex Manor street
Dining

San Antonio tables

San Antonio Center restaurants and Bailey Plaza eateries within minutes of home.

Shopping

Big-box convenience

Safeway, Trader Joe's and Target at the San Antonio Center; downtown for boutiques.

Recreation

Two city parks

Stevenson Park's fields and Rex Manor Park's trail are both an easy walk from most homes.

Map & getting around

Getting around Rex Manor.

Rex Manor sits between Farley Street, Burgoyne Street, Central Expressway and West Middlefield Road, just south of Shoreline Boulevard.

5 min

San Antonio Center

5 min drive · Mountain View

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Googleplex

6 min drive · Mountain View

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6 min

Castro Street

6 min drive · Downtown Mountain View

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7 min

Mountain View Caltrain Station

7 min drive · Downtown Mountain View

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2 min

Stevenson Park

2 min drive · Mountain View

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9 min

Shoreline Amphitheatre

9 min drive · Mountain View

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16 min

San Jose International Airport

16 min drive · San Jose

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Drive times are approximate and vary with traffic. Tap Directions for live routing.

Market snapshot

Home values in Rex Manor.

Rex Manor's 1950s ranch stock trades on both home and land value. These citywide figures frame the neighborhood market.

$190K

Median household income

Citywide approx. · U.S. Census ACS 5-year

$2.2M

Median home price

Citywide approx. · Zillow & Redfin market data

$5M+

High-end price point

Citywide approx. · recent luxury-tier sales

Figures are approximate as of Sept 2026. Sources: U.S. Census Bureau (ACS), Zillow/Redfin market data.

Buyer guidance

Buying a home in Rex Manor?

Buying in Rex Manor? Original-condition ranches offer the best value — and the clearest path to a renovation or rebuild on a 50-by-115-foot lot. I'll help you separate the fixer's discount from the teardown premium before you bid.

Call (650) 274-1134 or email SIMON@SPSILICONVALLEY.COM to tour Rex Manor homes this week.

Seller guidance

Selling your Rex Manor home?

Rex Manor sellers win by choosing the right lane: sell the home, or sell the lot. Updated ranches pull families; original-condition homes draw builders and renovators. I price to the strongest buyer pool for your property.

Call (650) 274-1134 or email SIMON@SPSILICONVALLEY.COM for a Rex Manor pricing strategy.

Buyer & seller questions

Rex Manor real estate FAQ.

Where is Rex Manor?

Rex Manor is the Mountain View neighborhood bounded by Farley Street, Burgoyne Street, Central Expressway and West Middlefield Road, between downtown and the San Antonio corridor.

What style are Rex Manor homes?

Mostly single-story 1950s ranch homes on 50-by-115-foot lots — many still in original condition, with mature street trees throughout.

What schools serve Rex Manor?

Theuerkauf and Stevenson Elementary, Crittenden Middle School and Los Altos High School serve the neighborhood. Confirm by exact address with the districts.

What parks are in Rex Manor?

Rex Manor Park at the northwest corner has a walking trail; Stevenson Park at the southeast has playing fields and playgrounds.

How far is Rex Manor from the Googleplex?

About six minutes by car to the Google campus — and roughly the same to downtown Mountain View's Castro Street.

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Local guidance

Explore Rex Manor with Simon Sahi.

From original 1950s ranches to builder-ready lots, I help buyers and sellers make the right call in Rex Manor and across Mountain View. Let's talk about your next move.