New entitlement permits have been filed for the proposed townhome development at 4335 and 4345 El Camino Real in Palo Alto, Santa Clara County. The application provides minor adjustments and the latest renderings for the low-density project. SummerHill Homes is the project sponsor.
The plans will build five three-story structures and an inner-lot street across the 1.35-acre site, with an average density of 21.5 units per acre. Parking for 60 cars and bicycles will be included, though the bike capacity is not specified. Of the 29 townhomes, four will be designated as affordable units. Apartment sizes will vary slightly, with 20 three-bedrooms and nine four-bedrooms.
4345 El Camino Real facade elevations, illustration by SDG Architects
SDG Architects is responsible for the design, and R3 Studios is the landscape architect. The application describes the design as a “contemporary style that combines pitched roofs and classic materials with warm colors…” Facade materials will include brick veneer, fiber cement siding, and plaster.
The developer has taken over the project from Toll Brothers, who had considered a 67-unit complex with apartments and townhomes as recently as 2022. SummerHill Homes started to pursue the less-dense alternative last year.
4345 El Camino Real site map, illustration by SDG Architects
4335 and 4345 El Camino Real, image by Google Satellite
The project site is split between to parcels along El Camino Real divided by Cesano Court. Future residents will be just 20 minutes away from the San Antonio Caltrain Station on foot or five minutes by bicycle. The estimated cost and timeline for construction have yet to be established.
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