See the newest Livermore homes for sale and more real estate in Alameda County below. Livermore California is the easternmost city in the San Francisco Bay Area. Just minutes away from the East Bay cities of Pleasanton and Dublin, Livermore’s position on Interstate-580 gives residents easy access to other Bay Area communities as well as cities located in the Central Valley. For additional information on Livermore properties for sale or to schedule a home showing, contact your Bay Area real estate professionals today! Read more about Livermore real estate.
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Homes in Livermore California come in many shapes and sizes. Downtown Livermore offers a varied mix of real estate, ranging from older Victorians and bungalows to contemporary condominiums and townhouses. Newer housing developments are on the outskirts of Livermore, and several executive subdivisions in South Livermore feature luxury neighborhoods tucked into vineyards, creating an exclusive wine-country ambience.
Residents of Livermore are never lacking for something to do. A comfortable temperate climate allows outdoor activity throughout most of the year. Livermore is dotted with golf courses, swim centers, neighborhood parks, dog parks, and children’s playgrounds. Surrounding Livermore are open space parklands that feature trails for walking and jogging, biking, and horseback riding, while fishermen and boaters can enjoy activities at nearby Lake Del Valle.
Livermore is a city of districts, with each one having a unique and distinct character. The Central/Downtown District is the hub of urban life with theaters, shopping, restaurants, festivals, and the city’s Farmers Market. A public golf course, library, schools, and comfortable homes can be found in the Springtown area; while South Livermore features wineries and several luxury home developments.
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