Sunnyvale, CA Condos & Townhomes For Sale

Sunnyvale is one of Silicon Valley's most sought-after cities, with a walkable historic downtown, two Caltrain stations, major technology campuses, and a wide range of condominium and townhome communities. If you are looking for Sunnyvale condos for sale or Sunnyvale townhomes for sale, this page brings together current listings, recent sales, and local information about Sunnyvale's condo communities, neighborhoods, schools, employers, transportation, and condo market.

Buyers searching for condos for sale in Sunnyvale, CA will find everything from downtown condos steps from Murphy Avenue to established communities near the Sunken Gardens Golf Course and brand-new townhomes with rooftop decks and two-car garages. Sunnyvale condos offer a lower-maintenance way to own in Silicon Valley, minutes from Mountain View, Santa Clara, Cupertino, and Los Altos.

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Search the latest Sunnyvale CA condos for sale, including one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom condominiums, townhouse-style condos, and newer multi-level townhomes in the 94085, 94086, 94087, and 94089 zip codes.

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Why Live in Sunnyvale, California?

Sunnyvale grew from a quiet orchard town into one of the centers of Silicon Valley's technology economy, and it still honors that history at the Orchard Heritage Park apricot orchard next to the Sunnyvale Community Center. Today the city combines a lively downtown, large community parks, golf courses, bay trails, and some of the shortest commutes in the valley to major tech campuses.

For condominium buyers, Sunnyvale offers a way to own close to Silicon Valley's job centers while reducing the exterior maintenance that comes with a single-family home. Depending on the community, owners may have access to pools, spas, clubhouses, fitness rooms, elevators, secured parking, EV charging, and landscaped greenbelts.

Downtown Sunnyvale and Historic Murphy Avenue

The heart of the city is Downtown Sunnyvale, centered on Historic Murphy Avenue with its restaurants, cafes, and shops, the popular Saturday Sunnyvale Farmers Market, and the newer CityLine district with Whole Foods and a movie theater. The Sunnyvale Caltrain station sits right next to downtown, making it one of the most walkable and transit-friendly places to own a condo in Silicon Valley.

Buyers searching for Downtown Sunnyvale condos for sale will find a mix of condo buildings within a few blocks of Murphy Avenue and the train station, including newer elevator buildings with underground parking.

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Parks, Golf, and the Outdoors

Sunnyvale residents enjoy Las Palmas Park, Baylands Park along the bay, the city's Sunken Gardens Golf Course and Sunnyvale Golf Course, and miles of trails along the San Francisco Bay shoreline. Several condo communities sit right next to the Sunken Gardens Golf Course, giving owners green views without the upkeep.

Popular Sunnyvale Condo and Townhome Communities

Sunnyvale has dozens of condominium and townhome communities. Here are several of the best-known, with more Sunnyvale building pages being added regularly.

Terraces at The Station – Sunnyvale

Terraces at The Station is one of Sunnyvale's newest townhome communities, with homes completed in 2025. Floor plans are multi-level with two-car garages pre-wired for EV charging, covered balconies, and private rooftop decks or terraces in many plans. The community includes a clubhouse, indoor/outdoor lounge, bocce court, dog park, and walking paths, and it is close to the Lawrence Caltrain station and VTA. Buyers searching for new townhomes in Sunnyvale or new construction condos in Sunnyvale often start here.

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Downtown Sunnyvale Condo Buildings

Downtown Sunnyvale includes several condo buildings within walking distance of Murphy Avenue and Caltrain, such as Sterling Place on E. Evelyn Avenue, the condominiums at 134 Carroll Street overlooking downtown, and the newer elevator building at 538 S. Mathilda Avenue. These homes appeal to buyers who want to walk to dinner, the farmers market, Whole Foods, and the train.

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Fairway Crest and The Fairways – Near Sunken Gardens Golf Course

These two communities sit beside the Sunken Gardens Golf Course in south-central Sunnyvale. Fairway Crest on Sunrose Terrace offers condos built in the 1990s, with a pool and spa overlooking the golf course. The Fairways on Poplar Avenue offers condos built in the 1980s with a heated pool, playground, and garage parking. Buyers looking for Sunnyvale condos near the golf course or a quiet setting close to El Camino Real often compare these two.

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Sunset Oaks – Near the Sunnyvale Community Center

Sunset Oaks is a popular 245 unit townhome community within walking distance of the Sunnyvale Community Center and Orchard Heritage Park. Residents enjoy a clubhouse, pool and spa, fitness center, tennis and volleyball courts, and greenbelts. Many homes are two-story townhouses, making Sunset Oaks a frequent search for buyers looking for Sunnyvale townhouses for sale.

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The Courtyard – W. Evelyn Terrace

The Courtyard is a park-like condo community with mature redwood trees, greenbelts, a clubhouse, heated pool, and tennis court. Its location near Downtown Sunnyvale, Caltrain, and major tech campuses makes it a popular choice for buyers looking for affordable condos in Sunnyvale.

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Round Tree – Red Oak Drive

Round Tree is an established community with mature trees, landscaped grounds, and resort-style pool and spa amenities. It includes townhouse-style condos, including some single-level homes, which are hard to find in Sunnyvale.

North Sunnyvale Townhomes

North of Central Expressway and toward Highway 237, newer townhome communities near Duane Avenue, Lawrence Expressway, and the Moffett Park employment area offer attached garages, community clubhouses, and quick access to tech campuses and VTA light rail. Several of these communities were built by well-known builders such as SummerHill Homes.

Buyers searching for new townhomes in Sunnyvale should also review our New Construction Condos and Townhomes page.

Sunnyvale Neighborhoods for Condo Buyers

Downtown and Central Sunnyvale (94086)

Downtown Sunnyvale, Murphy Avenue, the Caltrain station, Washington Park, and the neighborhoods around El Camino Real. The largest concentration of Sunnyvale condos, from older garden-style communities to newer downtown elevator buildings.

South Sunnyvale (94087)

Near the Cupertino and Los Altos borders, El Camino Real, and Homestead Road. Many addresses in 94087 are assigned to the Cupertino Union School District and Fremont Union High School District, which is why buyers often search for Sunnyvale condos with Cupertino schools. Always verify the assigned schools for a specific address.

North Sunnyvale (94085 and 94089)

Between Central Expressway, Highway 101, and Highway 237, including Lakewood Village and the Moffett Park area. Newer townhomes, light rail access, and short commutes to Google, Amazon, and other North Sunnyvale campuses.

Sunnyvale and Silicon Valley Employers

Sunnyvale is headquarters or a major campus location for companies including LinkedIn, Google, Apple, Amazon, Juniper Networks, Intuitive Surgical, and Lockheed Martin Space, along with many other technology, aerospace, and medical device companies. Moffett Park in North Sunnyvale is one of the largest office and research areas in the region.

Apple Park in Cupertino, Google's Mountain View headquarters, and Nvidia and Intel in Santa Clara are all a short drive away, making condos near Apple, Google, and LinkedIn in Sunnyvale a popular search for tech professionals who want a short commute.

Getting Around Sunnyvale

Sunnyvale has two Caltrain stations: the Sunnyvale station next to downtown and the Lawrence station on the city's east side. VTA light rail serves North Sunnyvale and Moffett Park along Tasman Drive and Java Drive. Highways 101, 85, 237, and 280, along with Central Expressway, Lawrence Expressway, and El Camino Real, connect Sunnyvale to the rest of Silicon Valley. San Jose Mineta International Airport is about a 15-minute drive.

Schools in Sunnyvale

Schools are an important consideration for many buyers researching Sunnyvale real estate. Sunnyvale is served by several public school districts depending on the address, including the Sunnyvale School District, Cupertino Union School District, Fremont Union High School District, and Santa Clara Unified School District. High schools serving Sunnyvale addresses include Fremont High School and Homestead High School, among others.

School attendance boundaries are based on the property's address and can change over time. Buyers should always verify the currently assigned schools for a specific condominium before relying on school information when purchasing a home.

FHA and VA Approved Condos in Sunnyvale

Many buyers search for FHA approved condos in Sunnyvale and VA approved condos in Sunnyvale because these loan programs can allow a lower down payment. Approval is granted to the condominium project as a whole, not the individual unit, and approvals can expire or change. Contact Dave and Danielle direct for info regarding FHA/VA approval for any Sunnyvale condo building.

Sunnyvale Condos vs. Townhomes

Sunnyvale offers traditional condominiums, downtown elevator buildings, and townhome-style properties. Traditional condos may offer elevators, shared amenities, pools, and secured parking. Townhomes often provide multiple levels, larger floor plans, balconies or rooftop decks, and attached two-car garages.

When comparing a Sunnyvale condo and townhome, consider parking, outdoor space, stairs, HOA fees, square footage, EV charging, maintenance, privacy, and location.

What Should You Look For When Buying a Sunnyvale Condo?

Buying a condominium involves more than evaluating the interior of the home. Buyers should also investigate the homeowners association and the financial condition of the community.

  • HOA fees: Understand the monthly dues and what they include, such as water, garbage, hot water, or insurance.
  • Reserve funding: Review the reserve study and any major upcoming projects.
  • Special assessments: Find out whether current or anticipated assessments exist.
  • Parking and EV charging: Confirm the number and type of assigned spaces and charging options.
  • Insurance: Understand the association's master policy and your own HO-6 requirements.
  • Rental restrictions: Review rental policies if future flexibility matters to you.
  • Pet restrictions: Confirm the association's current pet rules.
  • Building age and condition: Consider the age and maintenance history of the community.
  • School assignment: Verify the districts and schools for the specific address.
  • Location: Consider proximity to Caltrain, Downtown Sunnyvale, employers, parks, and shopping.

Sunnyvale Condo Market

The Sunnyvale condo market is driven by its central location and short commutes to many of Silicon Valley's largest employers. Prices vary widely by community. Older one- and two-bedroom condos in established complexes are typically the most affordable entry point, while brand-new townhomes with rooftop decks and two-car garages can reach $2 million or more. Inventory moves quickly, so buyers should look at both current listings and recent closed sales.

The value of a Sunnyvale condo can be influenced by the specific community, zip code, school assignment, square footage, floor plan, condition, parking, HOA fees, amenities, building age, and recent comparable sales.

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Nearby Silicon Valley Condo Communities

Many buyers compare Sunnyvale with neighboring cities. Explore our other Silicon Valley condo pages:

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Sunnyvale offers a walkable downtown, two Caltrain stations, golf courses and parks, major employers, and a wide range of condo and townhome communities. Whether you want a downtown condo near Murphy Avenue, a home overlooking the Sunken Gardens Golf Course, or a new townhome at Terraces at The Station, researching individual communities is an important part of the buying process.

Start by searching the current Sunnyvale condos for sale, then explore the individual communities to learn more about their locations, amenities, floor plans, HOA information, and recent sales.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Sunnyvale Condos

Are there condos for sale in Sunnyvale right now?

Yes. Sunnyvale has a rotating selection of condominium and townhome listings across the 94085, 94086, 94087, and 94089 zip codes. Because inventory changes frequently, review the current Sunnyvale condo search for the most up-to-date availability.

What are the best areas for condos in Sunnyvale?

Downtown Sunnyvale near Murphy Avenue and Caltrain is popular with buyers who want walkability. The Sunken Gardens Golf Course area offers established communities like Fairway Crest and The Fairways, South Sunnyvale (94087) is popular for its school districts, and North Sunnyvale offers newer townhomes near tech campuses.

Are there condos in Downtown Sunnyvale?

Yes. Several condo buildings are within a few blocks of Historic Murphy Avenue, the Saturday farmers market, Whole Foods, and the Sunnyvale Caltrain station, including newer elevator buildings with underground parking.

Are there new townhomes for sale in Sunnyvale?

Yes. Terraces at The Station, completed in 2025, offers new multi-level townhomes with two-car garages and rooftop decks near the Lawrence Caltrain station. North Sunnyvale also has several newer townhome communities near Moffett Park and Highway 237.

Which Sunnyvale condos are in the Cupertino school district?

Many addresses in South Sunnyvale (94087) are assigned to the Cupertino Union School District and Fremont Union High School District. School assignment is address-specific and can change, so verify the assigned schools for any condo before purchasing.

Are there FHA or VA approved condos in Sunnyvale?

Some Sunnyvale condo communities have FHA or VA approval, but approvals apply to the entire project and can expire. Contact Dave and Danielle direct for current FHA/VA approval information on a specific building.

What major employers are near Sunnyvale condos?

Sunnyvale is home to major campuses for LinkedIn, Google, Apple, Amazon, Juniper Networks, Intuitive Surgical, and Lockheed Martin Space. Apple Park in Cupertino, Google in Mountain View, and Nvidia and Intel in Santa Clara are a short drive away.

Can I take Caltrain from a Sunnyvale condo?

Yes. Sunnyvale has two Caltrain stations, the downtown Sunnyvale station and the Lawrence station, plus VTA light rail in North Sunnyvale. Many condo communities are within walking or biking distance of a station.

What are HOA fees like for Sunnyvale condos?

HOA fees vary between Sunnyvale communities depending on building age, amenities, insurance, reserves, elevators, and which utilities are included. Some associations include water, garbage, or hot water in the dues, so compare what each HOA covers, not just the monthly amount.

Are Sunnyvale condos a good alternative to a single-family home?

For many buyers, yes. Condos and townhomes can offer a lower purchase price, less exterior maintenance, and a central Silicon Valley location. Buyers should also review HOA fees, reserves, assessments, insurance, parking, and community rules.