1555 Hecker Pass Rd

Oak Tree Corner is a low-rise townhouse-style condominium community built in 1985 and arranged primarily as one-story clusters with many units configured over two levels. The development’s architecture is typical of suburban California complexes from the mid-1980s: simple gabled roofs, stucco facades, and wood-trim details set among mature landscaping and tree-lined pathways. Units are predominantly two-bedroom floorplans ranging from roughly 960 to 1,223 square feet; many feature living/dining combinations, wood-burning fireplaces, passage-style kitchens with granite counters in updated homes, and private outdoor spaces such as balconies, patios, or small fenced yards. Interior finishes across listings vary with frequent updates: laminate or vinyl plank flooring, tile in entry/kitchen, in-unit laundry, and modernized kitchens and baths in renovated units. Common areas are park-like, with landscaped courtyards, a community swimming pool and spa, and meandering pedestrian walkways. Parking is largely surface-based with detached one-car garages and assigned parking spaces plus guest parking stalls. The association appears to manage exterior maintenance and shared amenities; pet policies and precise HOA services are not specified in the source notes. Located in northwest Gilroy, the community is within walking distance of restaurants, coffee shops, shopping and near major routes (Hwy 152/101), offering suburban convenience and proximity to schools and recreational paths.