Aragon

Aragon is a textbook example of a prototypical pre-war middle-class 1930s neighborhood. A carefully planned neighborhood with tree lined streets and old fashioned street lights provide an architectural homogeneity and ambiance generally un-duplicated in San Mateo County . Aragon’s Spanish street names are consistent California Mexican heritage.

Where is Aragon?

San Mateo’s Aragon neighborhood is bordered by Hobart to the South, El Camino Real to the East, Notre Dame Ave to the North and Woodland Drive to the West. Aragon is also located close to San Mateo’s Central Park – a center for recreational activity.

What Types of Homes are in Aragon?

While lots are generally flat and smaller than the nearby Baywood and San Mateo Park lots – in the 5,000 to 7,000 sq ft range. Homes reminiscent of the 1920s and 1930s romanticism are spacious for the time built often over 2,000 sq ft. Most Aragon homes are 3-4 bedrooms with 2-3 bathrooms.

How Much Can I Expect to Pay for a Home in Aragon?

Aragon is priced roughly similar to the mid-range Menlo Park homes around Linfield Oaks. Most Aragon homes are priced between $950,000 and $1,400,000.

Schools Near Aragon

Children who live in San Mateo’s Aragon neighborhood will likely attend the following schools:

• Baywood Elementary School (rated 10/10 on GreatSchools.net)
  
• Borel Middle School (rated 8/10 on GreatSchools.net)
  
• Aragon High School (rated 8/10 on GreatSchools.net)
  

School boundaries are subject to change at any time. Please confirm boundaries and availability directly with the school district.

How Walkable is Aragon?

WalkScore calls San Mateo’s Aragon neighborhood a Walker’s Paradise with 98/100 walking points. With Central Park, Downtown San Mateo shopping and restaurants located less than half a mile away, Aragon residents are in walking distance to every possible amenity one could want. The great thing about Aragon is while it is within walking distance to many amenities, it does not lose its neighborhood feel. If walkability is important to you, but you aren’t ready to shell out $1,000,000 or more to live in Aragon, why not try Hayward Park? It’s directly across El Camino from Aragon.

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Raymond Stoklosa, Chela Stoklosa and Rebecca Williamson are Realtors with The RayChel Realty Group specializing in Santa Clara and San Mateo Real Estate.