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Quiet, green neighborhood near Downtown Pleasanton
Pleasanton Heights is east of historic Downtown Pleasanton and about two miles from Interstate 680, a major Bay Area corridor. While the neighborhood is near urban activity, the residential streets are quiet, and the neighborhood claims its share of Pleasanton’s many parks and green spaces. Its gentle hills display all shades of green with tall pines and smaller, fuller maples, laurels and fruit trees. Primarily single-family homes, the neighborhood has a handful of condos and apartments, two churches and a highly ranked elementary school. “People move to Pleasanton for the schools, and they love Valley View Elementary in Pleasanton Heights,” says Stephany Jenkins, a top-producing Realtor and co-founder of Park46 Real Estate. “Close proximity to downtown is another big draw — there are a lot of cool community events down there. And then a lot of people do like to live near the highway and commute to work. We’ve got people that go down to the South Bay where Facebook and Google are, and also to San Francisco.”
Pleasanton Heights offers scenic views and a peaceful suburban atmosphere.
Enjoy craft cocktails and a relaxed atmosphere at The Cellar Door in Pleasanton.
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Shopping, dining and brew crawling in downtown Pleasanton
Downtown Pleasanton draws people from all over the city to its locally owned shops, restaurants and historic buildings, and it is within walking distance of western Pleasanton Heights. Italianate and Queen Anne-style storefronts line Main Street. There are coffee shops, boutiques, bike shops and many restaurants, some with sidewalk seating. Sabio on Main is featured in the Michelin Guide. Brava Garden Eatery, a favorite lunch spot, serves Argentinian cuisine. The Cellar Door offers drinks, dinner and live music. There are frequent events downtown, including a St. Patrick’s Day Brew Crawl, a Summer Wine Stroll in May, and a hot rod and bike festival in June. For shopping outside the downtown area, Safeway and Fresh Market are under 2 miles away, and department stores and a Walmart are about 5 miles away.
Brava Garden Eatery blends Argentinian roots and Italian heritage in Pleasanton.
Totally Mimosas Stroll in Downtown Pleasanton is a fun event featuring mimosas at local shops.
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Green Pleasanton neighborhood with spacious and unique homes
The streets of Pleasanton Heights are wide and typically have sidewalks on one or both sides. The homes have unique and spacious designs that average around 2,000 square feet. Built in the 1950s through 1980s, many are ranch-style, with low-slung roofs and midcentury modern elements. There are also two-story contemporary styles, some with wooden accents or tile roofs. Most have two-car garages and well-manicured lawns that end in cul-de-sacs. Prices range from $1.2 million to $1.6 million, with an occasional outlier priced over $2 million. Condos are around $700,000. Average home values are higher than the San Francisco metro area and about three times the national average.
Modern ranch homes offer comfort and style with single-story, open-concept layouts.
Experience the perfect blend of comfort and cutting-edge architecture in contemporary homes in Pleasanton Heights.
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Top-ranked schools with Valley View Elementary offering language immersion
Students begin at Valley View Elementary School, graded A on Niche. It is at the center of the neighborhood and has a dual language immersion program. “The language program was developed for Spanish speakers, but the kids who speak English are applying for it too so they can learn Spanish,” says Jenkins. Pleasanton Middle School and Amador Valley High School are graded A-plus on Niche.
Recognized as a National Blue Ribbon School, Amador Valley High excels in academics.
Valley View Elementary School scores an A on Niche, with a student-teacher ratio of 19 to 1.
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Neighborhood green space includes Bernal Upper Field Park
Kottinger Village Park has a playground and open green space. McKinley Park, a small pocket park, has picnic tables. Kottinger Community Park is a green expanse with paved pathways. Adjacent to the neighborhood is Bernal Upper Field Park, which has multiple fields for baseball and softball and baseball-themed playground equipment.
Bernal Community Park is a great spot for picnics, sports, and outdoor fun.
Kottinger Village Park is the perfect spot for relaxation and family outings.
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I-680 provides access to San Jose, Oakland and other regional destinations
Pleasanton Heights is two miles from Interstate 680, which connects the neighborhood to San Jose, 30 miles south. There is a BART station 5 miles north of the neighborhood, with trains reaching Oakland in 45 minutes. Public buses stop on Kottinger Drive in the neighborhood. The Oakland International Airport is 24 miles west, and Kaiser Permanente Pleasanton Medical Center is 5 miles away.
The I-580 and I-680 junction connects Pleasanton to the greater Bay Area.
Kaiser Permanente in Pleasanton offers quality healthcare services for the community.
GreatSchools:
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Crime and Safety
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Pleasanton Heights
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
3
4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
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4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
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4
Larceny
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Crime Score
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Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Pleasanton Heights Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Pleasanton Heights, Pleasanton sell after 36 days on the market compared to the national average of 57 days. The median sale price for homes in Pleasanton Heights, Pleasanton over the last 12 months is $1,667,500, up 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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