Danville Neighborhood - Greater Greenbrook

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Danville's southernmost neighborhoods, south of Sycamore Valley Rd. and east of I680, contain both ranch style and two story homes ranging from 1500-3000 square feet. Prices start at $1,400,000 and can go as high as $3,200,000. The neighborhoods are connected by walking paths along the creeks and greenbelts and the Iron Horse Trail, which runs the length of this designated area.

In the center of it all is Osage Station Park.

There are also a few condominium developments offering some of Danville's most affordable homes which start in the high $700's. Most sporty kids growing up in Danville will spend time on either the soccer or baseball fields at Osage. The park also has a children's play area, a paved .6 mile walkway around its circumference and memorial rose gardens. The snack shack behind the Little League diamond produces some of the Town's best barbecued hot dogs and burgers – open game days in spring and summer.

Schools
Elementary School: John Baldwin Elementary
Elementary School: Greenbrook Elementary
Middle School: Charlotte Wood Middle School
High School: San Ramon Valley High School

Interesting facts:

  • Osage Park was the Little League home of Big-Leaguers, Nate Schierholtz and Randy Winn.
  • Iron Horse Trail runs North and South connceting John Baldwin Elementary, Osage Station Park, Charlotte Wood Middle School, Greenbrook Elementary.
  • In 2002 San Ramon Creek flooded closing Charlotte Wood Middle School for 2 weeks.

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