Japanese-inspired gardenRare park-like settingScenic hillside acreageSeasonal creekMature plantingsRenovated pool
Set on ~5 acres in Pleasanton, this exceptional estate defies conventional $/SF valuation. Nearly 2 acres of flat, fully usable land create a rare, park-like settingideal for recreation, gatherings, and daily enjoymentcompletely screened by mature trees for unparalleled privacy. Beyond, scenic hillside acreage serves as a natural buffer and lifestyle extension, including a leveled retreat area for outdoor use. Positioned at the base of the hill, the home benefits from a protected microclimate with calm air, heritage oaks for natural summer shading, and winter sun exposure for efficiency. A seasonal creek and Japanese-inspired garden enhance the tranquil, retreat-like atmosphere, while bird-friendly features bring vibrant natural activity. Structurally, the residence is supported by 130+ piers and complemented by a newly installed perimeter wood fence, offering stability and security. The single-level layout separates private bedroom spaces from main living and entertaining areas for optimal functionality. Additional highlights include a renovated pool, mature plantings, and approved plans for a ~1,187 SF ADU (+1,905sf), adding flexibility and long-term value. This is a private estate experiencefar beyond typical Foothill comparables. Possible to fit 20-30 cars on front yards.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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