Welcome to your best Pleasanton real estate resource as well as all homes on the market in Alameda County. It’s hard to image a more pleasant place to live than Pleasanton, no pun intended. Often described as a quaint, vibrant, and picturesque community with a historic downtown, Pleasanton is also conveniently located where Interstate 580 and Interstate 680 cross, providing residents and home owners with easy access to just about any other part of East Bay and beyond. Back in 2014, Pleasanton was ranked 4th on USA Today’s “America’s 50 best cities to live in” list, and in 2010, Money Magazine also mentioned it on its list of “Best Places to Live” as well. A number of major corporations are also headquartered in Pleasanton, and today, well over 70,000 people now call it home too. For more information on Pleasanton properties for sale or to schedule a home tour, contact your Bay Area real estate experts today! Read more about Pleasanton real estate.
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Real estate in Pleasanton offers a broad range of options, from condominiums and townhouse developments to luxury custom homes with large lots and stunning views. Older neighborhoods, including Vintage Hills, Jensen/Amador, and Pleasanton Hills feature older ranch-style homes built during the 1960s and ‘70s. Contemporary styled homes can be found in newer neighborhoods, such as Ironwood and Kottinger Ranch. Ruby Hill and Golden Eagle Estates are two of Pleasanton’s very exclusive communities, and feature custom and semi-custom estates.
As one of the larger communities in Alameda County, housing options and opportunities are both plentiful and diverse. High-end homes inside some of Pleasanton’s most sought-after housing developments have been known to sell for between $3 and $6 million, and for that price, you can generally expect all the bells and whistles. If you love the Pleasanton vibe as much as we do but don’t exactly have a multi-million budget, though, don't worry, because plenty of other homes for sale in Pleasanton fall in the $800,000 to $1 million price range, which is generally pretty common for East Bay and the rest of Northern California for that matter. The condo and townhouse market here is also fairly robust for a city of under 100,000 people, and most attached living spaces in the Pleasanton area start somewhere close to $400,000 and go up from there!
Pleasanton was a late bloomer when it came to commercial and residential development. It wasn’t until the 1960s and ‘70s that developers were attracted to the area. As a result, Pleasanton is a city of newer neighborhoods with all of the modern amenities that attract the well-to-do.
Located at the crossroads of two major highways, I-580 and I-680, Pleasanton is on the southern edge of the bustling Tri-Valley region of the East Bay, making the commute to all Bay Area locations straightforward and convenient. Although Pleasanton, California has a population of over 65,000, it manages to maintain a small town atmosphere.
A full calendar of community events assures that there is always something happening in Pleasanton, whether it be the Saturday morning Farmers Market, the monthly First Wednesday street fair that runs all summer, or Friday Concerts in the Park. Playgrounds, parks, and vast open spaces with miles of trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding offer residents the opportunity to enjoy sports and recreation year round. Pleasanton also boasts one of the largest business parks in the western United States and is home to many large corporations including Safeway, Shaklee, and Ross Stores.
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