Homes in Moraga, CA
Moraga offers a small-town feel with excellent schools, beautiful hillside homes, and a strong sense of community, perfect for families seeking East Bay living.
Why Moraga?
Top-Tier Schools
Moraga School District and Campolindo High consistently lead state rankings with award-winning arts, AP, and athletics. Families appreciate intimate campus sizes, strong PTA support, and a true neighborhood-school feel.
Rural Calm
Rolling hills, creeks, and starry nights make Moraga feel a world away even though CA-24 and BART lie just minutes down the road. Buyers love the quieter pace and nature views without sacrificing Bay Area access.
Outdoor Lifestyle
Hiking, cycling, and the Lafayette-Moraga Trail frame daily life, with Mulholland Ridge, Rancho Laguna Park, and Redwood canyons right outside town. Kids grow up exploring creeks, bike jumps, and sports fields instead of screens.
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Neighborhoods in Moraga
Discover the unique character and charm of Moraga's diverse neighborhoods.
Moraga Country Club
Resort-style neighborhood anchored by an 18-hole golf course, tennis center, and pool complex.
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Neighborhood Characteristics
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What Makes This Neighborhood Special
Members access golf, pickleball, fitness, and year-round clinics without leaving the neighborhood.
24-hour security and private roads create a lock-and-leave lifestyle.
Short bike ride to Moraga Commons Park and the Canyon Trail.
Rheem Valley & Rheem Center
Central Moraga hub with shopping, cafes, and older ranch homes on generous lots.
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Neighborhood Characteristics
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What Makes This Neighborhood Special
Rheem Center provides grocery, coffee, and a historic single-screen theater.
Walkable to Rheem Elementary and the Moraga Library.
Moraga Road bus stop links to Orinda BART in under 12 minutes.
Campolindo
Tract of single-story ranch homes prized for proximity to Campolindo High and neighborhood swim club.
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Neighborhood Characteristics
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What Makes This Neighborhood Special
Campolindo High consistently ranks in the top 1% statewide.
Campolindo Cabana Club hosts aquatic teams and summertime events.
Minutes to Lafayette Reservoir via Reliez Station and close to the Lafayette/Moraga Trail.
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Schools in Moraga
Quality education is a cornerstone of Moraga's appeal to families.
| School Name | Level | School Rating | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Camino Pablo Elementary School | Elementary | ViewView Rating | |
| Donald L. Rheem Elementary School | Elementary | ViewView Rating | |
| Los Perales Elementary School | Elementary | ViewView Rating | |
| Joaquin Moraga Intermediate School | Middle | ViewView Rating | |
| Campolindo 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
Moraga offers excellent access to major Bay Area job centers and is home to several major employers.
Major Employment Hubs Near Moraga
Walnut Creek Downtown / Kaiser - Finance, legal, and healthcare campuses 15 minutes away via Moraga Way.
Downtown Oakland / Lake Merritt - Government, Kaiser Center, and tech offices accessible through the Caldecott Tunnel.
San Francisco Financial District & SOMA - Big-law, banking, and tech headquarters via Orinda BART in under an hour.
Top Employers in Moraga
Saint Mary's College of California
Largest employer providing academic, residential, and athletic jobs.
Moraga School District
Operates the town’s three elementaries and middle school.
Town of Moraga
Municipal operations, police, and parks programs.
Commute Times
Moraga offers excellent connectivity to major job centers, airports, and regional destinations.
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Lifestyle & Amenities
Discover what makes Moraga a special place to live.
Saturday mornings begin at the Moraga Farmers Market where neighbors trade garden tips and sample local goat cheese before strolling the Lafayette-Moraga Trail. Midday errands revolve around the Rheem shopping district, with independent hardware stores, dance studios, and mom-and-pop eateries within a mile.
Families plan their week around Campolindo swim practices, Moraga Ranch youth soccer, and robotics clubs hosted at the Commons. Staggered carpools make it easy to cover multiple campuses, and parents gather at the playground or Canyon Club patio while kids burn off extra energy.
Outdoor enthusiasts treat Mulholland Ridge, Rancho Laguna Park, and nearby Redwood canyons as an extension of their backyards. Daily life includes dog walks through oak woodlands, mountain bike climbs toward King Canyon Loop, and sunset picnics at the reservoir.
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Weather & Climate
Quick-hit visuals that show how Moraga feels throughout the year.
Temperature Story
Quick look at the seasonal swing in Moraga
Winter Comfort Band
38–45°F
Typical overnight lows from December through February.
Summer Warmth Band
82–90°F
Afternoon highs during peak summer months.
Climate Type
Inland Valley Mediterranean
Overall pattern
Days of Sunshine
250 days
Bright days/year
Annual Rainfall
21 inches
Nov–Mar showers
Cooler evenings than Lafayette with pockets of fog rolling over the hills.
Warm summers, mild winters, and brilliant fall foliage across canyon roads.
Ideal for year-round outdoor recreation; morning layers recommended for creekside trails.
Parks & Recreation in Moraga
Moraga maintains over 6 parks and recreational facilities, from neighborhood parks to large regional parks.
Moraga Commons Park
Community Park
Amphitheater, skate park, and splash pad hosting weekly summer concerts.
Rancho Laguna Park
Neighborhood Park
Hilltop meadow with new playground, dog park, and sweeping valley views.
Larch Avenue Trailhead
Open Space
Gateway to Mulholland Ridge and King Canyon trail networks.
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Natural Hazards & Fault Lines
Important information about seismic activity, flood zones, and fire hazards in Moraga.
Major Fault Lines Near Moraga
Hayward Fault
Approx. 8 miles west
Type: Strike-slip
Calaveras Fault
Approx. 12 miles southeast
Type: Strike-slip
Fire Hazard Severity Zones
High
CalFire Classification
Seismic Hazard Zones
Liquefaction Zones
Higher near Moraga Creek floodplain.
Landslide Zones
Steep canyons such as Sanders Ranch carry moderate landslide risk.
Alquist-Priolo Fault Zone Status
No mapped fault trace inside town core.
FEMA Flood Zones
Zone Type
AE along Moraga Creek
Flood Risk Notes
Creekside properties should carry flood insurance and elevate utilities.
Additional Notes
Town enforces weed-abatement deadlines and evacuation drills due to wildland interface.
What Locals Say
Hear from residents about living in Moraga.
"We bike to the farmers market, let the kids play at the Commons, and still have the afternoon for trail hikes."
— Rheem Valley Resident
"Campolindo's swim and music programs sealed the deal for our family, and our teens never want to leave campus."
— Campolindo Parent
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Local Favorites
Discover recommended restaurants and dining spots in Moraga.
Town Bakery & Cafe
Sourdough loaves, kouign-amann, and strong espresso make this Rheem Boulevard bakery the unofficial morning meeting spot. Remote workers camp at communal tables when they need a change of scenery.
Canyon Club Brewery
Family-friendly beer garden pouring hazy IPAs, smash burgers, and soft pretzels beside fire pits. Yard games and live bluegrass encourage guests to linger long after sunset.
Chef Chao
A longtime fixture known for sizzling black-pepper prawns, honey walnut prawns, and friendly owners who remember every order. Locals rely on it for takeout and celebratory banquets alike.
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What Makes Moraga Special
Discover unique features, historical facts, and notable highlights of Moraga.
Saint Mary's College
Mission-style campus offering Division I sports, performing arts, and community lectures.
Mulholland Ridge Open Space
Oak-studded ridge with panoramic views toward Mount Diablo.
Moraga Adobe
One of the oldest residences in Contra Costa County undergoing restoration.
Canyon Club Brewery
Family-friendly beer garden and live music venue reclaimed from a fire station.
Rheem Theatre
Art Deco cinema showing indie films, Gaels games, and community fundraisers.
Moraga Pear & Wine Festival
Annual celebration of the town’s agricultural roots with tastings, live bands, and kids’ rides.
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Insider Tips
What to know and what to be aware of when considering Moraga.
What to Know
Limited Retail
Orinda and Lafayette provide expanded shopping; plan for short drives for big-box errands.
Wildfire Preparedness
Enroll in MOFD alerts and maintain defensible space around hillside homes.
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What to Avoid
Driving Canyon Road in Storms
Expect closures during heavy rain; keep alternate routes to BART.
Ignoring HOA Guidelines
Sanders Ranch and MCC have strict exterior requirements, so review rules before remodeling.
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Homes for Sale in Moraga
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