"Going back to California, So many good things around." -- "California," John Mayall
Some cities are known for a single ironic landmarks, others for great restaurants, and still others for their general way of life. But San Marin is a little different: this area has many amenities, but its most notable characteristic is its number of unique farms: there's one for general produce, one for Christmas trees, one for pumpkins, and another for mushrooms. This high number of farms grant access to a variety of produce and afternoon activity, and make San Martin an appealing place to call home.
If farm living (or living near farms) sounds appealing, then there are several ways to make San Martin your home
"Going back to California, So many good things around." -- "California," John Mayall
Some cities are known for a single ironic landmarks, others for great restaurants, and still others for their general way of life. But San Marin is a little different: this area has many amenities, but its most notable characteristic is its number of unique farms: there's one for general produce, one for Christmas trees, one for pumpkins, and another for mushrooms. This high number of farms grant access to a variety of produce and afternoon activity, and make San Martin an appealing place to call home.
If farm living (or living near farms) sounds appealing, then there are several ways to make San Martin your home. You may not see many apartments in town, but you might have better luck finding apartments for rent in the nearby towns of Morgan Hill and San Jose. Your best options for San Martin living lie in the town's rental houses and homes for purchase. Whether you decide to settle for month to month rental houses or purchase a home, living in San Martin provides a wealth of opportunity.
One of the most important parts of moving somewhere is learning about the area. If you want to know more about where you should live when you move to San Martin, then check out the list below! It can help you narrow down where to look for houses to make sure you'll be happy no matter where you end up.
Southern San Martin: Southern San Martin is the less residential part of town. Home to the San Martin Airport and the Wings of History Air Museum, this might not be the best place.
Northern San Martin: The northern part of town is where most people live. Look here for suburban, residential feel. From here, you can easily reach the train station in town.
Finding good cuisine in San Martin is not a particularly difficult thing to do. If you don't feel like venturing out to a farm, there are restaurants and other eateries available for fresh, local food. Places like the San Martin Cafe provide fresh bagels as you begin your day, or you can enjoy lunch and dinner at establishments like Lou's San Martin Meats Barbeque or Reggie-Licious Style Barbeque Catering.
For aviation fans, San Martin is home to the volunteer-run Wings of History Aviation Museum. This museum features antique and restored aircrafts, including sailplanes--a distinctive attraction for the town.
If you want a night on in San Marin, you have several options. You can pay a visit to one of the local bars, including El Pato Loco and the One Iron Bar. But if you're feeling more adventurous, venture to the nearby town of Morgan Hill for a wider selection of clubs and bars.
For a mellower afternoon or evening, San Marin is also home to three wineries. Stop by the Clos La Chance Winery, the Left Bend Winery, and Lightheart Wine Cellars to sample a few blends and view the wide expanses of grapevines.
