Homes in Alamo, CA
Alamo offers luxury living with excellent schools, beautiful hillside homes, and a strong sense of community, making it one of the most desirable East Bay communities.
Why Alamo?
Estate Living
Large parcels, privacy, and Mount Diablo views make Alamo feel like wine-country living with city conveniences next door. Whether you want barns, vineyards, or sport courts, there's space for custom amenities.
Top Schools
SRVUSD schools remain the primary draw for families, delivering AP courses, championship athletics, and community-funded arts. Private options in Danville and Walnut Creek give additional flexibility just minutes away.
Outdoor Recreation
Residents tap Las Trampas, Mount Diablo, and the Iron Horse Trail within a few minutes of home. Golf, equestrian centers, and private swim clubs keep recreation on the calendar year-round.
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Neighborhoods in Alamo
Discover the unique character and charm of Alamo's diverse neighborhoods.
Jones Ranch / Roundhill Country Club
Golf-course community with stately homes, tennis facility, and social programming.
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Neighborhood Characteristics
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What Makes This Neighborhood Special
Roundhill Country Club delivers golf, pools, tennis, and youth camps.
Homes feature circular driveways, casitas, and sweeping Mount Diablo views.
Minutes to downtown Alamo and Highway 680.
Stone Valley Oaks
Tree-lined lanes with single-story ranch homes and quick freeway access.
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Neighborhood Characteristics
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What Makes This Neighborhood Special
Feeds into Stone Valley Middle and Monte Vista High.
Close to Hap Magee Ranch Park, Iron Horse Trail, and swim clubs.
Expansive yards ready for pools, sport courts, and ADUs.
Bryan Terrace & Westside
Luxury hillside homes tucked between Las Trampas Wilderness and the Danville border.
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Neighborhood Characteristics
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What Makes This Neighborhood Special
Commanding views across Walnut Creek and Mount Diablo.
Deer roam oak woodlands and seasonal creeks.
Trailheads into Las Trampas begin within the neighborhood.
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Schools in Alamo
Quality education is a cornerstone of Alamo's appeal to families.
| School Name | Level | School Rating | Actions |
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| Alamo Elementary School | Elementary | ViewView Rating | |
| Rancho Romero Elementary School | Elementary | ViewView Rating | |
| Stone Valley Middle School | Middle | ViewView Rating | |
| San Ramon Valley High School | High | ViewView Rating | |
| Monte Vista High School | High | ViewView Rating |
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Note: Verify current ratings and boundaries with official district resources. School assignments may change based on enrollment and boundary adjustments.
Major Employment Hubs & Local Employers
Alamo offers excellent access to major Bay Area job centers and is home to several major employers.
Major Employment Hubs Near Alamo
Walnut Creek Downtown / Kaiser - Finance, healthcare, and retail employers ten minutes north on I-680.
San Ramon Bishop Ranch & City Center - Chevron, AT&T, and Fortune 500 campuses 12 minutes south.
Downtown Oakland / Lake Merritt - Government, Kaiser Center, and law firms via CA-24.
Top Employers in Alamo
Roundhill Country Club
Large hospitality employer running golf, tennis, and dining operations.
Contra Costa County
Nearby Martinez campus employs many Alamo residents.
SRVUSD
Local teachers and staff often live in Alamo due to schools' proximity.
Commute Times
Alamo offers excellent connectivity to major job centers, airports, and regional destinations.
Commute to Major Job Centers
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Regional Hotspots
Lifestyle & Amenities
Discover what makes Alamo a special place to live.
Morning routines mix road cycling along Danville Boulevard, dog walks through Hap Magee Ranch Park, and quick stops at the Alamo Farmers Market. Many professionals grab espresso at Peet’s before driving 12 minutes to Walnut Creek or hopping on BART.
Families rely on detailed calendars to cover equestrian lessons, Stone Valley athletics, and swim club practices. Concierge services, neighborhood carpools, and home gyms keep the day running smoothly even when parents commute to Oakland or Bishop Ranch.
Outdoor living is nearly year-round thanks to private pools, sport courts, and immediate access to Las Trampas Wilderness. Residents trail run to Ridge Top, ride horses through Oak Hill Lane, or take sunset hikes up Livorna Park’s ridgeline.
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Weather & Climate
Quick-hit visuals that show how Alamo feels throughout the year.
Temperature Story
Quick look at the seasonal swing in Alamo
Winter Comfort Band
40–45°F
Typical overnight lows from December through February.
Summer Warmth Band
88–95°F
Afternoon highs during peak summer months.
Climate Type
Inland Mediterranean
Overall pattern
Days of Sunshine
270 days
Bright days/year
Annual Rainfall
18 inches
Nov–Mar showers
Warm valley with breezes from Las Trampas keeping evenings pleasant.
Outdoor kitchens, pools, and sports courts get year-round use.
Parks & Recreation in Alamo
Alamo maintains over 6 parks and recreational facilities, from neighborhood parks to large regional parks.
Hap Magee Ranch Park
Community Park
Splash pad, dog park, historic barn, and summer concerts spanning the Danville-Alamo border.
Alamo Plaza Park
Neighborhood Park
Pocket park hosting weekly farmers markets, artisan fairs, and holiday celebrations.
Las Trampas Regional Wilderness
Regional Park
5,342-acre preserve with steep trails, cattle ranching history, and panoramic ridge lines.
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Natural Hazards & Fault Lines
Important information about seismic activity, flood zones, and fire hazards in Alamo.
Major Fault Lines Near Alamo
Calaveras Fault
Traverses San Ramon Valley
Type: Strike-slip
Fire Hazard Severity Zones
High
CalFire Classification
Seismic Hazard Zones
Liquefaction Zones
Low; soils are mostly firm alluvial fans.
Landslide Zones
High on westside ridges near Las Trampas.
FEMA Flood Zones
Zone Type
AE near San Ramon Creek
Flood Risk Notes
Creek-adjacent parcels may require flood insurance.
Additional Notes
Residents maintain defensible space and backup generators for PSPS outages.
What Locals Say
Hear from residents about living in Alamo.
"We have trailheads, golf, and top schools, yet Walnut Creek’s amenities are ten minutes away."
— Roundhill Resident
"Livorna Estates is pure Americana with cul-de-sacs filled with chalk art and impromptu block parties."
— Livorna Neighbor
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Local Favorites
Discover recommended restaurants and dining spots in Alamo.
The Peasant's Courtyard
Garden patio brunch spot known for Dungeness crab omelets, beignets, and dog-friendly tables. Locals linger here after Livorna Park soccer matches.
Xenia Bistro
Modern Mediterranean plates, wood-fired pizzas, and an energetic bar scene anchor Alamo Plaza evenings. The rotating wine list highlights Napa and European labels.
Round Table Pizza Alamo
Go-to spot for Little League celebrations with party rooms, arcade games, and classic King Arthur pies. Parents appreciate the craft beer taps and salads.
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What Makes Alamo Special
Discover unique features, historical facts, and notable highlights of Alamo.
Las Trampas
Steep valley trails popular with hikers, bikers, and equestrians.
Roundhill Country Club
Membership-based golf and social hub for the valley.
Alamo Farmers Market
Weekend market with local produce and artisan vendors.
Livorna Park Summer Concerts
Family-friendly music nights hosted by the Alamo Municipal Advisory Council.
Iron Horse Regional Trail
Paved trail linking Alamo to Walnut Creek and Danville for fitness and errands.
Las Trampas Stables
Equestrian facility offering lessons, boarding, and guided trail rides.
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Insider Tips
What to know and what to be aware of when considering Alamo.
What to Know
Septic Systems
Many large-lot properties keep private septic, so budget for inspections and future upgrades.
Private Roads
Estate neighborhoods maintain their own roads; HOA dues cover repairs and snow removal.
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What to Avoid
Driving Danville Blvd at School Rush
Use Deerwood or Stone Valley detours to avoid backups.
Ignoring Well Systems
Some estates use private wells, so test water quality before contingencies lift.
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Homes for Sale in Alamo
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Questions About Alamo
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