334 Santana Row

A low-rise condominium collection within Santana Row, completed in 2002, the development consists primarily of single-story and loft-style 2-bedroom residences and several one-bedroom units arranged around pedestrian plazas and retail frontages. Architecture blends contemporary urban materials with Mediterranean-inspired details to match Santana Row’s boutique-street character; units feature high ceilings, open plans, lofted mezzanines, and large windows that face landscaped streets or interior courtyards. Interiors typically include modern kitchens with stone counters and stainless appliances, walk-in closets, in-unit laundry, and flexible loft/den spaces; many listings advertise private terraces or generous balcony areas and some units occupy dual levels with upstairs primary suites. Common elements focus on convenience and streetlife rather than extensive on-site programming: underground attached garages with assigned parking (often two side-by-side spaces and private elevator access for select homes), limited shared lobbies, and direct access to sidewalks, plazas, and the Row’s landscaped promenades. Pet policies and specific services vary by unit; maintenance emphasizes proximity to neighborhood retail, dining, and entertainment rather than on-site concierge-style staffing. The building sits in the heart of Santana Row in San Jose, offering immediate walkability to shops, restaurants, theaters, and local transit connections in a highly managed urban village setting.