Alamo
When it comes to exclusivity and prestige, few communities in the Tri-Valley region can rival Alamo. Not only does it have the smallest population, but it also commands the most premium real estate prices. You’ll get your money’s worth, however, as this neighborhood offers stunning luxury abodes, an affluent suburban vibe, majestic hillside views, expansive public parks, and top-rated schools. It’s the ideal place for buyers who want to escape the bustle of bigger cities without sacrificing access to urban conveniences. You can be in Walnut Creek and Danville in just a few minutes, while San Francisco is just 28 miles away.
ALAMO REAL ESTATE |
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| Median Sales Price: $2,500,000 | Average Sales Price: $2,563,333 | |
Overview of Alamo
Alamo is a census-designated place in Contra Costa County which has around 15,000 residents. Its territory spans just under 10 square miles, and is bounded by Walnut Creek to the north, Danville to the south, Las Trampas Regional Wilderness Park to the west, and Diablo Foothills Regional Park to the east. Interstate 680 runs through the neighborhood and provides easy access to San Francisco. Niche.com ranks Alamo seventh among the best places to live in Contra Costa County and gives an A+ rating to its public schools and family-friendly vibe.Highlights of the locale
- Las Trampas Regional Wilderness Park — You can explore this 5,700-acre outdoor wonderland on foot or on horseback — and you can bring Fido along, too!
- Mount Diablo State Park — Don’t let the name fool you; Mount Diablo is a paradise for outdoor lovers, thanks to its well-groomed hiking trails, picturesque wildflower fields, and ancient wind caves.
- San Francisco day trip — One of the best perks of living in Alamo is its proximity to San Francisco and its iconic sights like the Golden Gate Bridge.
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