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Grandview Terrace Half Moon Bay, CA

A small eastside neighborhood built in the late 1970s, with views of the hills.

About the neighborhood

Living in Grandview Terrace

Grandview Terrace was first platted on April 9, 1906, one of the Ocean Shore Railroad era's “paper cities,” but, like many of those early subdivisions, it wasn't built out until much later; most of its homes date from the late 1970s. It's a small neighborhood on Half Moon Bay's east side with views of the coastal hills, entirely single-family homes, and only a few sell each year, so figures swing: 3 homes sold so far in 2026 at a median around $1.72M, and recent sales have taken longer than elsewhere on the Coastside.

Parking & walkability: Most homes have a driveway and a garage, and the residential streets are quiet and easy to park on. Downtown and the beaches are easiest to reach by car or bike, and Highway 1 and 92 are a few minutes away.

Grandview Terrace market snapshot

What homes in Grandview Terrace are doing

12-mo median (single-family)$1.72M3 sales, last 12 months

So far in 2026 (3 sales through September), the median is $1.72M.

Where it is

Grandview Terrace on the map

Borders are built lot by lot from the county's property lines and where homes have been listed (MLS neighborhood codes), and stay inside official city limits (dashed), so a home or two along an edge may differ from official MLS lines.

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Source: MLSListings, Inc. closed sales, 2015–September 2026, summarized by Drew Lehr. Neighborhood figures combine the MLS area(s) that make up Grandview Terrace; where there are several, yearly figures are sales-weighted. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.