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A peaceful neighborhood just outside downtown Livermore
Located in the southwest end of Livermore, Granada Park is a tranquil neighborhood set away from the city's noisier areas. While minimal in commercial amenities, it suits Tri-Valley residents who want to live in a quieter part of the city. Its collection of modest homes combined with several opportunities for recreation, shopping and transportation help keep everything within reach.
With its welcoming vibe and walkable layout, downtown Livermore is a favorite weekend destination.
Granada Park features well-kept homes with a timeless charm and peaceful neighborhood feel.
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Midcentury homes with sizable car spaces
Neutral-toned midcentury modern homes are a popular choice in Granada Park. Many come equipped with multi-car garages and ample-sized driveways. With a median lot size of 7,000 square feet, homes fall between a price range of $993,000 to $1.4 million. Properties with one to three bedrooms tend to be below the $1 million mark, while those with at least four bedrooms are priced at the higher end. Properties typically stay on the market for about 18 days before selling. Granada Park also receives a score of 3 from the CAP Crime Index, which is slightly lower than the national average of 4.
Many homes in Granada Park include porches, lawns, and space to relax outdoors.
Mid-century modern homes in Granada Park offer retro charm with timeless architectural flair.
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Highly rated public schools in the Livermore area
The Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District provides public education in Granada Park. Emma C. Smith Elementary School earns an A-grade from Niche, while William Mendenhall Middle School has an A-minus. Granada High School is rated A and offers unique electives in mythology, game design and writing for stage and screen.
Granada High School offers a variety of after-school programs for students, like the Artificial Intelligence Club.
Mendenhall Middle School is committed to a safe environment for a diverse education.
Joe Michell School is a top ranked school in Livermore.
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Parks, recreation and nature near Granada Park
Mocho Park has several tot lots and picnic tables. The Granada Native Garden serves as both a beautiful spot to take in nature and a project led by a local group of volunteers. "It's a versatile island of native trees, shrubs and grasses right in the middle of this urban spot," says Jim Adams, a resident and the main volunteer in this group. "The garden displays native plants and encourages residents to replace the non-natives with plants that are indigenous to this part of the planet. It's not unusual for visitors to comment favorably and thank me for keeping it beautiful, so without a doubt, it's appreciated by the community." With a roughly 4-mile drive, residents also have recreational opportunities at Shadow Cliffs Regional Recreation Area in nearby Pleasanton, where swimming, fishing and hiking are popular.
Children laugh and play on the playground at Mocho Park on a sunny afternoon.
The Arroyo Bike Trail connects parks, schools, and neighborhoods with smooth, shaded paths.
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Many shopping and dining options in Granada Park
Several fast-food chain restaurants are in Granada Park, but right outside the neighborhood are multiple independent eateries that draw from cuisines domestic and abroad. Posada Alta Cocina serves elegant Mexican fare with unique dishes like blackberry mole short ribs and open fire prawn avocado salad. Along E Stanley Boulevard, 833 Brick Café’s hearty breakfast and brunch items are served in a charming space with exposed-brick decor. Several retail options are available at Peppertree Plaza Shopping Center and Livermore Arcade Shopping Center. Both include grocery stores Nob Hill Foods and Safeway.
Peppertree Plaza offers a variety of shops and services in a convenient Livermore location.
Posada Alta Cocina serves vibrant flavors inspired by traditional Mexican cuisine.
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Using major roads and public transit in the Tri-Valley
Interstate 580 takes drivers through the Tri-Valley and to cities between San Rafael and Tracy. State Route 84 runs along the western edge of the neighborhood, helping drivers reach several cities between the Fremont and Dublin areas. Alternative transit is provided by the Wheels charter system, which connects passengers to public transportation sites for County Connection buses, Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) and Altamont Commuter Express (ACE). Oakland International Airport is 28 miles east of Granada Park. For nearby medical services, the nearest hospital is Stanford Health Care - Tri-Valley Medical Center.
Experience seamless travel at Livermore Transit Center, your hub for local and regional transit.
Livermore Transit Center is your gateway to exploring the East Bay and beyond.
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Environmental factors for Granada Park
Homebuyers should be aware that Granada Park has an extreme air quality risk and a major heat risk, according to data collected by First Street.
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On average, homes in Granada Park, Livermore sell after 22 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Granada Park, Livermore over the last 12 months is $1,181,500, up 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Welcome to this beautifully upgraded single-story ranch-style home in Livermore’s highly desirable Sunset West neighborhood. Featuring 4 spacious bedrooms and 2 modern bathrooms, this thoughtfully updated home offers 1,723 sq ft of bright and inviting living space on a generous 6,000 sq ft lot. The open-concept layout boasts a recently remodeled family room that flows seamlessly into the updated
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