A comprehensive overview of the top residential real estate sales in San Ramon over the past week highlights a range of transactions from under $2 million to a $3.6 million luxury home, reflecting a varied market with an average price of $1.7 million and $695 per square foot.
The San Ramon real estate market witnessed significant activity over the past week, with a total of 20 residential transactions recorded. These sales spanned a wide range of properties, though the most notable was a single-family home that sold for $3.6 million, marking the highest value sale in the area during this period.
The overall average sale price for these homes was $1.7 million, with an average price per square foot of $695. The data includes properties where the title was officially recorded during the week of June 8, regardless of the earlier sale date. Among the prominent sales, a property in the 12200 block of Toluca Drive changed hands for $1,730,000. Built in 1978, this 2,448-square-foot home features four bedrooms and three bathrooms, resulting in a price per square foot of $707.
Another sale occurred on May 29 in the 3100 block of Sweetviolet Drive, where a 2,222-square-foot single-family residence built in 2007 sold for $1,760,000, equating to $792 per square foot with three bedrooms and three bathrooms. A similar price point was observed for a home on Cornflower Street, which also sold for $1,760,000 but with a slightly larger 2,181-square-foot area and an $807-per-square-foot cost. This 2015-built property includes four bedrooms and three bathrooms and closed on June 1.
Higher-end transactions included a house on Haiti Court that sold for $1,925,000. Constructed in 1978, it offers 2,645 square feet of living space, calculates to $728 per square foot, and includes four bedrooms and three bathrooms. A property on Athens Drive reached $2,105,000; the 1986-built home has 3,176 square feet, three bedrooms and three bathrooms, and a price per square foot of $663.
The 2018-built home on Via Palermo, spanning 2,683 square feet, sold for $2,155,000 ($803 per square foot) with four bedrooms and three bathrooms. A larger 1993-built home on Beaver Creek Court, measuring 3,901 square feet, sold for $2,400,000, which works out to $615 per square foot and includes four bedrooms and four bathrooms. On Thayer Court, a 2007-built house with 4,060 square feet fetched $2,550,000 ($628 per square foot) and offers five bedrooms and five bathrooms.
A property on Kennard Lane, built in 2007 and covering 4,238 square feet, sold for $2,900,000, yielding a price per square foot of $684 with five bedrooms and five bathrooms. The most expensive sale was a 2002-built home in the 5300 block of Cypress Hawk Court, which spans 6,819 square feet and includes five bedrooms and six bathrooms. It sold for $3,555,000, resulting in a price per square foot of $521, with the transaction finalizing on June 4.
This article was produced by the Bay Area Home Report Bot, which uses public records from local county offices to generate real estate summaries; any errors can be reported to content@bayareanewsgroup.com
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