At a glance
- Where it is: southern Fremont, near the Milpitas boundary.
- Known for: the Warm Springs/South Fremont BART station, nearby employment campuses, and new mid-rise housing.
- The environment: a mix of established post-war neighborhoods and dense new transit-oriented development.
Housing character
- Newer townhomes, condominiums, and apartments concentrated near the BART station.
- Post-war and 1970s–1990s single-family homes in the established neighborhoods.
- Some hillside properties on the eastern edge.
- Among the newest housing stock in Fremont.
Around town
- The Warm Springs BART plaza development with retail and dining.
- Central Park and Lake Elizabeth a short drive north.
- Nearby employment campuses along Warm Springs Boulevard.
- Mission Peak trail access to the east.
Getting around
- Warm Springs/South Fremont BART station.
- Interstate 680 and Interstate 880 both accessible.
- Mission Boulevard and Warm Springs Boulevard are the main arterials.
- Direct BART access north to Oakland and San Francisco.
What to check
- Ongoing construction in the station area.
- HOA dues in newer developments vary widely and can be substantial — read the budget and reserve study.
- Some blocks sit near Interstate 680 or the rail corridor where noise is a factor.
- The Hayward Fault zone affects parts of the eastern edge — review the natural hazard disclosure.
- Verify current transportation service, school assignment, permit requirements, hazard information, and total housing costs for the specific address.