Easton Addition Burlingame Homes and Neighborhood Guide

Burlingame neighborhood guide

Easton Addition takes its name from the Easton family, who subdivided the land in 1905. Easton was a separate neighboring town until Burlingame annexed it in 1910, and the name stuck to the neighborhood. It sits on the west side of El Camino Real, within walking distance of the Broadway shopping district and a short drive from Burlingame Avenue.

The streets are known for their bungalows and Craftsman homes under mature trees. Roosevelt Elementary is on Vancouver Avenue, and the Easton Branch Library of the Burlingame Public Library serves this side of town. Burlingame calls itself the City of Trees, with more than 11,000 street trees, and the shaded blocks of Easton Addition show why that name fits.

BURLINGAME 3. Easton Addition 3 Caltrain N

Easton Addition is shaded. Borders are approximate, see the Burlingame map for the full picture.

At a glance

  • Subdivided by the Easton family in 1905
  • Annexed into Burlingame in 1910
  • Bungalows and Craftsman homes on tree lined streets
  • Roosevelt Elementary on Vancouver Avenue
  • Easton Branch Library close by

Homes and Streets

Development began after the 1905 subdivision and picked up after the 1906 earthquake. Homes are largely early 20th century bungalows and Craftsman cottages, with some Arts and Crafts cottages and Victorian houses mixed in, plus later homes built over the decades. Streets are tree lined with sidewalks, and lots follow a regular early subdivision pattern.

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Parks and Open Space

Ray ParkPlayground, ballfield, tennis and basketball courts, picnic area and restroom on Balboa Way.
Laguna ParkPlayground, picnic area and two tennis courts.
Cuernavaca ParkUp the hill at Hunt and Alcazar, with a playground, fields and basketball.

Public Schools Nearby

Roosevelt Elementary SchoolGrades K-5, Burlingame School District. Located in the neighborhood on Vancouver Avenue.
Burlingame Intermediate SchoolGrades 6-8, Burlingame School District
Burlingame High SchoolGrades 9-12, San Mateo Union High School District

School assignments follow district attendance boundaries, which can split a neighborhood and change over time. Always confirm the school for a specific address with the district, for example the Burlingame School District.

Getting Around

Broadway and Burlingame Caltrain stations are a short drive east, and Millbrae station has BART and Caltrain to the north. El Camino Real runs along the east side, and Trousdale Drive leads up to Interstate 280.

Nearby Neighborhoods

Burlingame TerraceRay ParkBurlingame Grove

Easton Addition FAQ

Where is Easton Addition in Burlingame?

Easton Addition takes its name from the Easton family, who subdivided the land in 1905. Easton was a separate neighboring town until Burlingame annexed it in 1910, and the name stuck to the neighborhood.

What are homes like in Easton Addition?

Development began after the 1905 subdivision and picked up after the 1906 earthquake. Homes are largely early 20th century bungalows and Craftsman cottages, with some Arts and Crafts cottages and Victorian houses mixed in, plus later homes built over the decades.

What public schools are near Easton Addition?

Public schools near Easton Addition include Roosevelt Elementary School (grades K-5), Burlingame Intermediate School (grades 6-8) and Burlingame High School (grades 9-12). School assignments follow district attendance boundaries and can change, so confirm the school for a specific address with the Burlingame School District.

What parks are near Easton Addition?

Parks and open space near Easton Addition include Ray Park, Laguna Park and Cuernavaca Park.

How do I get around from Easton Addition?

Broadway and Burlingame Caltrain stations are a short drive east, and Millbrae station has BART and Caltrain to the north. El Camino Real runs along the east side, and Trousdale Drive leads up to Interstate 280.

How can I find homes for sale in Easton Addition?

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Updated October 2026 by Joseph Suarez, Realtor with Coldwell Banker in Burlingame, DRE 02085594.

Sources: Wikipedia, Ed-Data. Information is believed accurate but not guaranteed.