Welcome to Blossom Valley
Strong community amidst picturesque natural surroundings.
Located in South San Jose, California, the peaceful neighborhood of Blossom Valley enjoys sweeping views of the Santa Teresa Foothills. Dining and shopping offerings are abundant, and the location is ideal for commuting to downtown San Jose. Blossom Valley is also considered one of the most walkable, dog-friendly neighborhoods in San Jose.
The Almaden Lake is just south of Blossom Valley, offering recreational activities such as boating, kayaking, fishing, and more. The temperate climate allows residents to enjoy the outdoors any time of year. If you own a car, you can access most of the Bay Area, including its gorgeous parks and conservation areas, via the region’s extensive network of highways.
Many of the homes in Blossom Valley were built in the late 1960s and still hold their authentic charm. Most properties have been updated, featuring luxurious amenities and extraordinary landscaping. You can generally expect smaller luxury homes with one or two stories and around 2,000 square feet, with prices reaching the low seven figures. The moderate pricing of these well-maintained homes is a beacon to new and young families.
What to Love
- View of the foothills
- Great sense of community
- Off the beaten path yet accessible to main thoroughfares
- Plenty of space for enjoying the outdoors
- Access to many cultural events in the surrounding areas
Local Lifestyle
The Blossom Valley Neighborhood Association is active in the community, helping with volunteer projects and offering year-round activities for residents. Community service projects help maintain the area’s open spaces for all to enjoy.
There are plenty of opportunities in Blossom Valley to pursue your interests offline. Playgrounds, dog parks, picnic areas, and hiking trails abound. Many residents work in the tech industry and enjoy coming home to the quiet, cozy environment Blossom Valley provides. Upscale shopping, quality food markets, and fine dining options mean never having to leave the area after a busy day at the office.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
Blossom Hill Road features a wide variety of shops and restaurants close to many homes in the area. The Westfield Oakridge Mall is the main shopping center and includes a modern movie theater and more than 200 stores.
Entertainment options in Blossom Valley are available year-round and vary by season. A short drive to the San Jose Center for the Performing Arts promises a full calendar of opera, theater, and musical performances. Sports enthusiasts will enjoy watching the NHL’s San Jose Sharks compete at the SAP Center, with access to professional NFL and MLB teams just a short drive away.
Things to Do
Martial Cottie Park is an old 280-acre farming ranch that has become a community park. It houses the San Jose Agricultural History Museum and offers three miles of flat walking trails. There is ample space for hiking, biking, fishing, and other outdoor activities. Communications Hill is a popular exercise spot for locals, featuring a towering staircase that attracts joggers from dawn to dusk.
The Santa Teresa County Park provides 1,673 acres of a natural environment with 17 miles of unpaved trails for horseback riding, hiking, and mountain biking. Wildflowers bloom in the Spring and line the open space with unforgettable vibrant natural beauty.
Blossom Valley Today
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