Mission San Jose is one of Fremont's five historic districts, tucked against the hills in the southeast corner of the city. If you're considering buying or selling here, this is what makes the area distinct.
About Mission San Jose
The district takes its name from Mission San José, the 1797 Spanish mission that still stands along Mission Boulevard as a museum and local landmark. Ohlone College sits nearby, and the neighboring Weibel area carries a long winemaking history. The terrain is hilly, so many homes sit at elevation.
Homes in Mission San Jose
Housing here ranges from established single-family homes on generous lots to newer properties built into the hillsides. Lot sizes tend to run larger than in Fremont's flatland districts, and it is one of the city's oldest, most established addresses.
Getting Around
Mission San Jose sits close to Interstate 680. It is a little farther from BART than central Fremont, so many residents commute via 680 or drive to the Warm Springs/South Fremont BART station to the south.
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