24 Homes for sale in San Ramon
San Ramon sits at the southern end of the San Ramon Valley in Contra Costa County, flanked by rolling hills and positioned at the crossroads of I-680 and Crow Canyon Road. It's one of the fastest-growing cities in the East Bay — a master-planned suburban community that drew families in the 1980s and 1990s and never really stopped. Today it's defined by top-ranked public schools, a large corporate presence including Chevron and AT&T's regional campus, and a newer Bishop Ranch mixed-use development that's reshaped its suburban identity.
Dougherty Valley
The city's newest and most popular master-planned community, built in the 2000s and 2010s in the northern hills. Known for Dougherty Valley High School, newer construction, trails, and a strong community feel. Commands a price premium.
Twin Creeks
An established neighborhood near City Center with a mix of townhomes and single-family homes. Convenient for professionals working in the Bishop Ranch corridor.
Crow Canyon
One of the older parts of the city with 1980s-era homes near the Crow Canyon Country Club. More established trees and landscaping; popular with buyers who prefer a less HOA-intensive environment.
Gale Ranch
A well-regarded community in the southeast portion of the city with larger homes, good schools, and access to Gale Ranch Middle School. Popular with families.
West Side (Central San Ramon)
The older residential core along Bollinger Canyon and Alcosta, with 1970s–1980s ranch-style homes and typically lower prices than the newer master-planned communities.
Parks
Central Park (events, tennis, aquatic complex), Dougherty Hills Dog Park, Iron Horse Regional Trail, Tassajara Creek Regional Park
Shopping
City Center Bishop Ranch (Whole Foods, local boutiques, restaurants), The Marketplace at San Ramon, Crow Canyon Commons
Dining
Telefèric Barcelona (tapas), Rooh San Ramon (modern Indian), Lazy Dog, a broad casual dining mix at City Center, and the Farmers Market at City Center on Sundays
Recreation
Iron Horse Regional Trail (75+ miles through the Tri-Valley), Las Trampas Regional Wilderness, Bishop Ranch open space trails, youth sports leagues at Central Park
| Destination | Drive | Transit |
|---|---|---|
| San Francisco (Downtown) | 50–70 min | 75 min (BART from Dublin/Pleasanton) |
| Oakland (Downtown) | 35–50 min | 55 min (BART from Dublin/Pleasanton) |
| Silicon Valley (Palo Alto) | 35–50 min | N/A (drive or shuttle) |
| Walnut Creek | 20–30 min | 30 min (BART from Dublin/Pleasanton) |
San Ramon has no BART station of its own; most transit-reliant residents drive to Dublin/Pleasanton BART. Many Chevron and tech-campus employers run corporate shuttles, and the I-680 express lanes ease the South Bay commute during peak hours.
Commute times are estimates and may vary based on traffic, time of day, and route. Data is for informational purposes only.