Livermore Homes for Sale
20 Homes for sale in Livermore
$1,880,000
1545 Murdell Lane
Livermore, CA 94550
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Livermore Neighborhood Guide
Livermore anchors the eastern end of the Tri-Valley, sitting at the mouth of the Livermore Valley where the coastal range opens into a wide agricultural basin. It is simultaneously a world-class scientific research community — home to Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Sandia National Laboratories — and one of the Bay Area's most productive wine regions, with over 50 wineries along the Livermore Valley AVA. The city's revitalized downtown, strong employment base, and relative affordability compared to the peninsula and North Bay make it one of the most well-rounded places to buy in the Bay Area.
Why Buyers Love Livermore
- Wine Country in Your Backyard — The Livermore Valley AVA produces nationally recognized Chardonnays and Cabernets, and the winery trail is a weekend ritual for many residents. Wente Vineyards, Murrieta's Well, and McGrail Vineyards are all within minutes of residential neighborhoods.
- National Laboratory Employment — Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) employs thousands of scientists, engineers, and support staff, making Livermore one of the few Bay Area cities with major local employment — many residents work where they live.
- Revitalized Downtown — Livermore's downtown has undergone a significant transformation, with a performing arts center, independent restaurants, craft breweries, and a pedestrian-friendly First Street corridor that rivals any in the East Bay.
- Space and Value in the Tri-Valley — Livermore consistently delivers more square footage per dollar than Pleasanton, Dublin, or San Ramon, with a range of housing types from starter homes to custom vineyard estates.
Neighborhoods at a Glance
Muirwood / Jensen Tract
Established mid-century neighborhoods in central Livermore with ranch homes, large yards, and mature landscaping. Popular with buyers seeking single-story homes and established neighborhoods.
Springtown
A large planned community developed in the 1960s and 70s on the northwestern edge, with diverse housing types from small starter homes to larger family homes. Known for its network of walking paths and proximity to Springtown Golf Course.
Sunset West / Shadow Cliffs
Newer subdivisions near the Shadow Cliffs Regional Recreation Area in eastern Livermore, popular with families for park and lake access and newer construction quality.
Grapevine / Sycamore Heights
Upscale neighborhoods on the southern edge near the Wente Vineyards golf course, with larger lots, custom finishes, and a semi-rural character that still provides city access.
Downtown Livermore
The walkable core around First Street, with a growing number of loft-style condos and townhomes attracting younger buyers and empty-nesters who want amenities at their doorstep.
Local Amenities
Parks
Shadow Cliffs Regional Recreation Area (lake swimming, paddleboats, fishing), Del Valle Regional Park (reservoir, camping, hiking), Brushy Peak Regional Preserve (panoramic views), Ravenswood Open Space
Shopping
Livermore Premium Outlets (180+ stores), Stoneridge Mall in nearby Pleasanton, Livermore Avenue and First Street retail, Safeway and Trader Joe's anchors
Dining
First Street downtown has become a legitimate dining destination — Zephyr Grill, The Bankhead, and numerous craft breweries anchor the scene; Wente Restaurant for wine country dining; strong Vietnamese dining along East Avenue; Saturday Farmers Market downtown
Recreation
50+ wineries on the Livermore Valley wine trail, Shadow Cliffs lake, Del Valle reservoir, Brushy Peak hiking, Springtown Golf Course, Wente Vineyards Golf Course
Commute Times
| Destination | Drive | Transit |
|---|---|---|
| San Francisco (Downtown) | 60–80 min | 75–90 min (BART from Dublin/Pleasanton) |
| Oakland (Downtown) | 40–55 min | 55–70 min (BART from Dublin/Pleasanton) |
| Silicon Valley (Palo Alto) | 35–50 min | 75–95 min (BART + Caltrain) |
| Dublin / Pleasanton (BART) | 15–20 min | n/a (drive to station) |
Livermore is the furthest city from BART in the Tri-Valley — the nearest station is in Dublin/Pleasanton, about 15 minutes west. WHEELS local bus connects to BART. LLNL operates its own commute program for employees. For South Bay commuters, I-580 to I-680 south is the standard route.
Commute times are estimates and may vary based on traffic, time of day, and route. Data is for informational purposes only.