Loyola Corners

Loyola Corners is one of those neighborhoods that residents fiercely love and outsiders often overlook. Tucked into the western edge of Los Altos near the border with Los Altos Hills, Loyola Corners has its own small commercial intersection and the kind of low-key gathering spots that give a neighborhood its own identity apart from the broader city.

What makes Loyola Corners distinctive is its proximity to the foothills. Homes on the western side sit at slightly higher elevations, offering partial views and a connection to the open space preserves. Rancho San Antonio Open Space Preserve, one of the most popular hiking destinations on the Peninsula, is accessible within minutes.

The housing stock is predominantly mid-century ranch homes on lots ranging from 10,000 to 14,000 square feet. The neighborhood’s relatively modest scale keeps pricing slightly more accessible, with homes generally ranging from $3 million to $6 million.

School assignments in Loyola Corners place most students in the Los Altos School District, which is a significant driver of demand. Loyola Elementary School serves many of the families in this area and carries a strong reputation.

Ed works with buyers in this area who value authenticity over polish, and he understands which streets and parcels offer the best combination of value, location, and long-term potential.