Airport Park Millbrae Homes and Neighborhood Guide
Millbrae neighborhood guide
Airport Park sits at the north end of Millbrae, right along the San Bruno city line and close to the Lomita Park district of San Bruno. It sits close to El Camino Real, with San Francisco International Airport just to the east.
A bit of local history: the airport next door began as Mills Field, on land leased from the Mills Estate, and was renamed San Francisco Airport in 1931.
Today Airport Park is a quiet residential pocket of modest single family homes on streets such as San Anselmo Avenue, with quick access to El Camino Real, US 101 and the Millbrae and San Bruno transit stations.
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At a glance
- North end of Millbrae on the San Bruno border
- Modest single family homes, many from the 1950s
- San Anselmo Avenue is a representative street
- Lomita Park Elementary is a short walk away
- Close to SFO, El Camino Real and US 101
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Homes in Airport Park are mainly modest, detached single family houses. A one story example on San Anselmo Avenue dates to 1952, and nearby streets include small lanes and courts such as Landing Lane and Berni Court.
The terrain is mostly flat, which makes the area easy to get around, and many homes have been updated over the years.
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Videos: Airport Park
Tours and local stories I have filmed around Airport Park and Millbrae.
A Millbrae Highlands home
Over 2,000 square feet in the HighlandsWatch on YouTube
1361 Encina Drive in Mills Estates
Minutes from SFOWatch on Instagram
The dome home in Millbrae
One of the most unusual homes in townWatch on YouTube
History on Film
A look back at the history of Airport Park and the places nearby, from local historical societies and archives.
SFO at 90: from Mills Field to today
The airport next door opened as Mills Field in 1927. SFO looks back at its first 90 years.Source: San Francisco International Airport (SFO)
Millbrae history tour
From the Mills estate to the BART era.Source: San Mateo County Historical Association
Parks and Open Space
Public Schools Nearby
School assignments are set by address and can change; confirm with the Millbrae School District and the San Mateo Union High School District before you buy.
Nearby Neighborhoods
Airport Park FAQ
Where is Airport Park in Millbrae?
Airport Park is at the north end of Millbrae near the San Bruno city line, a short drive from SFO and El Camino Real.
Is Airport Park part of the city of Millbrae?
Yes. Homes in this MLS area carry Millbrae addresses and fall within the Millbrae School District; confirm any specific parcel with the county if it matters to you.
What kind of homes are in Airport Park?
Mostly modest single family homes, many from around the early 1950s, on fairly flat streets.
Which elementary school serves Airport Park?
Listing records for the area show Lomita Park Elementary in the Millbrae School District, which sits just over the line in San Bruno. Always verify the assignment for a specific address.
How can I find homes for sale in Airport Park?
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Updated November 2026 by Joseph Suarez, Realtor with Coldwell Banker in Burlingame, DRE 02085594.
Sources: 1184 San Anselmo Ave listing record, MLS area 493 Airport Park (Compass), City of Millbrae history (San Francisco Peninsula visitor site), Lomita Park, California (Wikipedia), Lomita Park Elementary school profile (California Department of Education), Millbrae Parks (Juliana Lee Team). Information is believed accurate but not guaranteed.