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Almost surrounded by San Jose, Campbell is located close to Silicon Valley Industries and is home to many high tech firms. At one time famous for its prunes, Campbell celebrates its heritage with an annual Prune Festival and has named one of its major shopping malls "The Pruneyard."

One of Santa Clara County's older suburbs, Campbell has many long-time residents who know each other. The town prides itself on being sophisticated yet retaining a small-town atmosphere.

Campbell schools rank well above the 50th percentile with some in the 90s. Community support is strong with at least two bonds having been passed in recent years for improvements. Crime rates are low to average.

A more or less middle-class town, Campbell's homes are mostly three bedroom. There are many restaurants and plenty of shopping. The downtown has been nicely upgraded and includes many small shops and coffee houses.

Campbell residents enjoy a 30-acre community center with gyms, auditorium, track and tennis, as well as a year-round pool and fourteen parks. There is a pleasant bike trail along a local creek, which will take you from Campbell into Los Gatos. Balmy Santa Clara Valley with average temperatures add to the enjoyment with winter lows around 50° and summer averages around 80°.

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Award-Winning Campbell Real Estate Agent

Westside Real Estate Services, LLC, is owned and operated by Steven Larson, an award-winning licensed California Real Estate Broker (DRE# 00699279), serving Campbell since 1979. Westside Real Estate Services offers complete buying, selling, and/or 1031 tax deferred exchange services. Before starting Westside Real Estate Services, Steven was awarded as the #1 RE/MAX Agent in Silicon Valley and has also has been ranked as one of the top 25 real estate agents in all of Silicon Valley by San Jose Magazine.