Property Description
Welcome to a rarely available single-story retreat in Walnut Creek's coveted Livorna Estates, an enclave where homes seldom come to market. Tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac and set on an expansive .37-acre lot with a sparkling in-ground pool, this inviting residence offers the ideal blend of comfort, space, and relaxed California indoor-outdoor living, all within the acclaimed San Ramon Valley Unified School District. Four bedrooms and two baths are thoughtfully arranged for everyday ease, with rich hardwood floors flowing through much of the home. A formal living room offers a gracious setting for entertaining, while the separate family room provides a comfortable gathering space for everyday life, and the kitchen's breakfast bar is perfect for casual meals and conversation. Beautiful natural light fills the living spaces, complemented by upgraded interior paint and recessed lighting for a bright, airy feel from morning to evening. Refreshed bathrooms bring a clean, modern sensibility, and the entire home is move-in ready, so you can settle in and start enjoying everything this special property has to offer. Sliding glass doors open to an entertainer's dream backyard, where the pool is framed by a concrete patio and generous lawn, offering a true canvas for creating your own private oasis, whether hosting summer barbecues, poolside celebrations, or quiet evenings under the stars. A detached workshop with power adds wonderful flexibility for hobbies, storage, or creative pursuits, and a 3-car garage provides abundant room for vehicles and gear. The peaceful cul-de-sac setting invites bike rides and outdoor play, with Alamo Elementary, Livorna Swim Club, Rudgear Park, and neighborhood open space all within walking distance. Outdoor enthusiasts will also love nearby Shell Ridge Open Space, Sugarloaf, and the Iron Horse Regional Trail. Downtown Walnut Creek's premier shopping and dining and the village charm of Alamo are just minutes away, with quick access to BART and Highways 680 and 24. Served by Alamo Elementary, Stone Valley Middle School, and Monte Vista High School.