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Mountain View, California

Waverly
Park

Mountain View’s most upscale address — a former apricot and prune orchard of remodeled 1960s–80s estates between Cuesta Drive and Grant Road.

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The neighborhood

Waverly Park homes for sale in the city’s premier neighborhood.

Waverly Park occupies southern Mountain View between Cuesta Drive and Grant Road, on land that was once an apricot and prune orchard. It’s widely considered the city’s most upscale neighborhood — 1960s through 1980s homes, often 3,000+ square feet on large lots, many extensively remodeled.

Buyers choose Waverly Park for estate-scale living with top schools: Huff Elementary, Graham Middle and Mountain View High serve the area. For sellers, the premier address, The Enclave’s 53 high-end homes on roughly 8,000 sq ft lots, and Cooper Park’s amenities are the differentiators.

Most upscaleMountain View’s premier neighborhood address
Big remodels1960s–80s homes, often 3,000+ sq ft, heavily updated
Cooper ParkTennis and soccer fields at the neighborhood’s edge

A sense of place

The city’s premier streets.

Waverly Park feels established and quiet — streets like Barbara Avenue, Goldspring Court and Stillwell Court, The Enclave at the entrance, and Fourth of July block parties. Cuesta Park and the Stevens Creek Trail are close by.

ArchitectureRemodeled 1960s–80s homes, often 3,000+ sq ft.
LandscapeMature trees and manicured lots on former orchard land.
Daily lifeFourth of July block parties and park weekends.

01 / Education

Schools near Waverly Park 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.

Mountain View High School campus
District resources

District and campus resources for Waverly Park buyers.

Waverly Park is served by the Mountain View–Whisman School District — Huff Elementary and Graham Middle — with Mountain View High through the Mountain View–Los Altos Union High School District. Confirm the exact property address directly with each district before relying on an assignment.

Huff Elementary School

Grades K–5 · 253 Martens Avenue, Mountain View 94040

Graham Middle School

Grades 6–8 · 1175 Castro Street, Mountain View

Mountain View High School

3535 Truman Avenue, Mountain View

02 / Parks

Cooper Park and Cuesta Park.

Cooper Park’s tennis courts and soccer fields serve the neighborhood; Cuesta Park — one of the city’s largest — is just west.

Tennis courts at Cooper Park near Waverly Park
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Cooper Park

Tennis courts and soccer fields · near Cuesta Drive

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Cuesta Park

Large city park with courts, playgrounds and picnic areas

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Stevens Creek Trail

Creekside biking and walking nearby

Facilities and access conditions can change. Review the official preserve and town listings before visiting.

Nearby outdoors

Hiking & Trails

From Waverly Park, the Stevens Creek Trail and Cuesta Park’s paths are minutes away.

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Stevens Creek Trail

Creekside miles for biking and running.

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Cuesta Park paths

Shaded loops around one of the city’s largest parks.

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Cooper Park courts

Tennis and pickup soccer at the neighborhood park.

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

03 / Local life

Amenities in Waverly Park.

Grant Road shopping — Nob Hill and Ranch 99 — covers daily needs; downtown Mountain View and Los Altos are minutes away.

Remodeled ranch home in Waverly Park, Mountain View
Heavily remodeled classic on Barbara Avenue
Luxury home at dusk in Waverly Park
Estate-scale living at The Enclave
Dining

Grant Road & Castro Street

Neighborhood restaurants along Grant Road, and downtown Mountain View’s Castro Street is minutes north, as described on DeLeon Realty.

Shopping

Nob Hill & Ranch 99

Grant Road shopping centers cover groceries, from Nob Hill to Ranch 99.

Community

Fourth of July

Annual block parties are the neighborhood’s signature — Waverly Park celebrates together.

Map & getting around

Getting around Waverly Park.

Waverly Park sits between Cuesta Drive and Grant Road in southern Mountain View. These are the everyday destinations residents drive to most.

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Cooper Park

3 min drive · Mountain View area

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Grant Road shopping

4 min drive · Mountain View area

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Cuesta Park

5 min drive · Mountain View area

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Downtown Mountain View

8 min drive · Mountain View area

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Downtown Los Altos

10 min drive · Mountain View area

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15 min

Stanford University

15 min drive · Mountain View area

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Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport

20 min drive · Mountain View area

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

Market snapshot

Home values in Waverly Park.

Mountain View commands strong Peninsula home values. Here’s a quick snapshot of the market around Waverly Park.

$190K

Median household income

Citywide approx. · U.S. Census ACS

$1.8M

Median home price

Citywide approx. · MLSListings median sale price, Aug 2026

$2.6M+

High-end price point

Citywide approx. · upper end of recent sale range, MLSListings

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

Buyer guidance

Buying a home in Waverly Park?

Waverly Park homes reward a detail-level look: the degree of remodel, the lot, and the street — The Enclave’s 53 high-end homes set the ceiling — all move value here.

School placement and property details should be verified for the exact address. Local guidance can help you evaluate comparable premier-street sales and understand what the address is worth.

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Seller guidance

Selling your Waverly Park home?

A Waverly Park marketing plan should lead with the city’s premier address: the remodel, the lot, the mature setting and — near The Enclave — the company the street keeps.

Thoughtful preparation starts with the specific home, its setting and relevant comparable sales. From pricing and presentation to launch strategy, the goal is to connect the property with buyers who want Mountain View’s most upscale address.

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Buyer & seller questions

Waverly Park real estate FAQ.

Why is Waverly Park considered Mountain View’s most upscale neighborhood?

Remodeled 1960s–80s estates, often 3,000+ square feet on large lots — including The Enclave’s 53 high-end homes on roughly 8,000 sq ft lots — on former orchard land.

What was Waverly Park before the homes?

An apricot and prune orchard; the 1960s–80s homes rose as the orchards gave way to the neighborhood’s signature streets.

What is The Enclave in Waverly Park?

A collection of 53 high-end homes on roughly 8,000 sq ft lots at the neighborhood’s entrance — Waverly Park’s premier enclave.

Which public school districts serve Waverly Park?

The Mountain View–Whisman School District: Huff Elementary and Graham Middle, with Mountain View High through the Mountain View–Los Altos Union High School District. Confirm the exact property address directly with each district.

What parks are near Waverly Park?

Cooper Park’s tennis courts and soccer fields serve the neighborhood, Cuesta Park — one of the city’s largest — is just west, and Fourth of July block parties are the annual tradition.

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Local guidance

Explore Waverly Park with Simon Sahi.

For a property-specific view of Waverly Park homes, school placement, neighborhood edges and nearby amenities, begin with the exact address and a thoughtful local conversation.

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