Explore Homes and Life in Redwood Oaks, CA
6,433 people live in Redwood Oaks, where the median age is 39 and the average individual income is $77,828. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Redwood Oaks is a well-established residential neighborhood in central Redwood City, California. Known for quiet tree-lined streets, mid-century single-family homes on generous lots, and direct access to Woodside Plaza, home values range from 1.8 million to 2.6 million dollars within the Henry Ford Elementary and Woodside High School boundaries.
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Location & Zip Code | ZIP 94061, Central Redwood City | Adjacent to Woodside Plaza corridor | Walkable access to local retail and dining |
Architectural Styles | 1950s–1960s Mid-Century Single-Story | Post-war ranch designs with modern remodels | Single-level living with functional floor plans |
School Assignments | RCSD / Sequoia Union High District | Henry Ford Elementary, Woodside High School | Strong public school assignments |
Primary Park Access | Red Morton Park & Stulsaft Park | 32-acre Red Morton facility within 1 mile | Access to sports fields, tennis, and pools |
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Redwood Oaks, located in Redwood City, California, is a well-established residential neighborhood known for its family-friendly atmosphere, convenient location, and access to a variety of amenities. Situated near the heart of Redwood City, this charming community offers a suburban feel with a mix of mid-century homes, modern updates, and a sense of close-knit camaraderie among neighbors. Redwood Oaks is ideal for those seeking a peaceful yet connected lifestyle, with easy access to local parks, top-rated schools, and nearby shopping and dining options.
Suburban Neighborhood Character: Quiet, tree-lined residential streets featuring well-preserved 1950s ranch homes and updated properties.
Woodside Plaza Convenience: Immediate proximity to Woodside Plaza shopping, dining, and daily neighborhood conveniences.
Central Commuter Location: Quick access to Highway 101, Interstate 280, and the Redwood City Caltrain station.
Parks & Recreation: Minutes from Red Morton Community Park, Stulsaft Park, and local youth athletic facilities.
Living in Redwood Oaks offers a relaxed suburban lifestyle with all the conveniences of urban living nearby. The neighborhood’s peaceful streets and friendly community atmosphere make it a popular choice for families, professionals, and retirees alike. The homes in Redwood Oaks range from mid-century designs to newly updated properties, providing a mix of charm and modern amenities. Many homes feature spacious yards, ideal for families, gardening, or outdoor entertaining.
In addition to its quiet ambiance, Redwood Oaks is centrally located, allowing residents to easily access nearby shopping centers, restaurants, parks, and schools. The neighborhood is also a short drive from Downtown Redwood City, where residents can enjoy an array of entertainment options, from theaters and live music venues to popular local eateries.
Redwood Oaks residents enjoy neighborhood dining at Woodside Plaza as well as chef-driven restaurants in Downtown Redwood City.
Daily errands are effortless with Woodside Plaza located at Woodside Road and Massachusetts Avenue, featuring Lucky, Rite Aid, local banks, and dining. Sequoia Station in Downtown Redwood City offers Trader Joe's and Safeway. Luxury retail at Stanford Shopping Center in Palo Alto is a short 12-minute drive south via Highway 101.
Redwood Oaks provides convenient access to Redwood City's primary municipal park system and regional open space preserves.
Redwood Oaks is served by the Redwood City School District (K-8) and the Sequoia Union High School District (9-12).
Redwood Oaks' real estate market is dominated by single-story mid-century ranch homes built during the 1950s post-war housing boom. Parcel sizes typically range from 6,000 to 8,000 square feet, offering private backyards suitable for outdoor living and expansions. Due to the single-level layouts and proximity to Woodside Plaza, Redwood Oaks maintains consistent buyer demand from young families, move-up buyers, and downsizing retirees seeking single-story convenience in Redwood City.
Related Reading: Compare Redwood Oaks with surrounding areas in our Redwood City Neighborhood Guide, Mount Carmel Area Profile, Palm Park Community Guide, and Redwood City Real Estate Trends.
Written by Victoria and Enzo Costantini
The Costantini Team at Compass specializes in Redwood City and Mid-Peninsula residential real estate. Raised locally with over 20 years of combined industry leadership, Victoria Costantini and Enzo Costantini offer deep expertise in Redwood Oaks property valuations, mid-century home sales, and off-market opportunities. Connect with the team via The Costantini Team profile.
Redwood Oaks is located in central-south Redwood City, roughly bounded by Woodside Road to the north, El Camino Real to the east, Massachusetts Avenue to the west, and the Atherton border to the south.
Redwood Oaks predominantly features 1950s and 1960s single-story mid-century ranch homes, many of which have been updated with modern kitchens, open floor plans, and expanded primary suites.
Public school students in Redwood Oaks attend Henry Ford Elementary School (K-5), Kennedy Middle School (6-8), and Woodside High School (9-12).
Woodside Plaza is located immediately adjacent to Redwood Oaks, placing local grocery stores, pharmacies, banks, and cafes within a 2 to 5-minute walk or drive for neighborhood residents.
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Data Source: Silicon Valley MLS (MLSListings), City of Redwood City GIS, Redwood City School District, and San Mateo County Assessor Records.
Redwood Oaks has 2,267 households, with an average household size of 3. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Redwood Oaks do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 6,433 people call Redwood Oaks home. The population density is 15,190 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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There's plenty to do around Redwood Oaks, including shopping, dining, nightlife, parks, and more. Data provided by Walk Score and Yelp.
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| Dining · $ | 0.21 miles | 111 reviews | 2.2/5 stars | |
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| Dining · $$ | 0.44 miles | 433 reviews | 3.9/5 stars | |
| Beauty | 0.21 miles | 28 reviews | 3.9/5 stars | |
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