500 W Middlefield Rd

Willow Park is a single-story, low-rise townhouse-style condominium complex built in 1971 and composed primarily of one-level units with one- and two-bedroom floorplans. Buildings present cottage-like massing with pitched roofs, mature landscape beds and stands of redwood trees that create a park-like setting across the grounds. Individual homes favor vaulted or high ceilings, generous windows and sliding glass doors that open to private fenced patios or decks, delivering extended outdoor living for ground-floor and top-floor units alike. Interiors typically include open living/dining layouts, fireplaces in many units, updated kitchens with quartz or corian-style counters and stainless appliances in remodels, skylights in some homes, and sizable bedroom closets — often wall-to-wall or walk-in configurations. Units are single-level with no one above or below in most end and ground-floor homes; some top-floor corner units offer elevated decks and views over the pool. Vinyl plank or carpet flooring, new windows and upgraded electrical panels appear across refreshed listings. On-site amenities center on community recreation and convenience: a clubhouse, swimming pool, sauna in some listings, EV charging stations, reserved carports/covered parking and visitor spaces. The HOA covers water, sewer, garbage, roof maintenance, some exterior landscaping and earthquake insurance. The complex sits minutes from downtown Mountain View, Castro Street dining, Caltrain, Stevens Creek Trail and key freeways (85/101/280), placing it within easy reach of major tech employers and local retail.