Cupertino Apartments

in Cupertino. A delightful city at the foot of the Santa Cruz Mountains, it has all you need to live a comfortable life including great shopping areas, superb restaurants, excellent schools and parks and recreation facilities.

With no official downtown, Cupertino is predominantly a suburban city with a relatively high standard of living. The "center" of town is considered the "crossroads" where you will find Cali Mill Center with high rise offices and condominiums in addition to some shopping and eateries.

This easy going town has a number of recreation centers for residents of Cupertino apartments including the Cupertino Sports Center, the Quinlan Community Center, a senior center and a teen center. In addition, plenty of space has been reserved for soccer, baseball, softball and cricket playing. In addition, there are 14 parks with picnic areas, playgrounds, beautiful trees and trails and some with athletic courts. A few of them, including Vista, Memorial and Portal, have larger barbeque pits and pavilions available for rental for parties with friends from your Cupertino apartments.

Art is important to the citizens of Cupertino, and several large outdoor displays of local artists work are found around town. Large mural panels are found at the Whole Foods store, with beautiful sculptures at the Cupertino City Hall and the Cupertino Library. The library is housed in a beautiful building with children's, teens and adult programs ranging from story time for the wee ones to knitting and nutrition. And as part of the Santa Clara County Library System, there are hundreds of thousands of books and resources available for the use of residents of Cupertino apartments.
The books are a vital part of this community where education is of high quality with much better than average California Academic Performance Index scores in the upper 900s, with 1000 being the highest. Faria Elementary School ranks top in the state, Kennedy middle school ranks 3rh in the state, and Monta Vista High School ranks 23rd in the country. De Anza College attracts 22,000 students each year, and the University of California, Santa Cruz and the University of San Francisco have satellite campuses in Cupertino.

To get out of town, you have the nearby San Jose International Airport for the longer trips, as well as the more private Palo Alto Airport. In addition, China Airlines provides bus service directly to San Francisco International Airport for a direct flight to Taipei, Taiwan.

Cupertino is known for its "green" emphasis with both bike-friendly and pedestrian friendly passageways. Founded on former prune, plum, apricot and cherry orchards lands, the city has also focused on low impact on the environment and sustainability.

With the beauty and high tech atmosphere surrounding Cupertino apartments, you've got a great place to call home.