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Dublin Ranch Golf Course Homes, Priced Hole by Hole
Homes around an 18-hole Robert Trent Jones Jr. course with views of Mt. Diablo.
Photo: Mount Diablo from Pleasanton Ridge Regional Park
Living by Dublin Ranch Golf Course
Dublin Ranch Golf Course homes are the homes around an 18-hole course designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. The course opened in 2004, and from it you can see across the Livermore Valley and toward Mt. Diablo. For a lot of owners, those views are the reason they bought here.
The course is part of the larger Dublin Ranch area, where homes were built in the 2000s. So the homes around the fairways are newer homes with a setting you can't add later: open green space and long views in front of you instead of another roof.
It's all in Dublin, in Alameda County. The city sits where I-580 and I-680 meet, has two BART stations and is served by the Dublin Unified School District, including Dublin High School and Emerald High School. School assignment depends on the address, so we confirm it with the district for any home you're serious about.
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How Cornerstone Serves Dublin Ranch Golf Course
Cornerstone Real Estate Team is Jameel Batshon and Ramez Bahu, with REAL Broker, and our office is in Dublin. We've been selling Tri-Valley homes for more than 20 years, with more than $1.5 billion in team sales, and we still handle our own clients.
Around a golf course, location inside the neighborhood matters more than almost anywhere else. A home right on a fairway, a home with a clear line to Mt. Diablo and a home one street back can all be similar houses with different prices. We price and buy with that in mind, using recent sales of homes in similar positions and walking you through each one.
When we sell a home here, the drone does a lot of the work. Aerial photos and a property video show the course, the valley and the mountain in a way a listing photo from the back patio never will.
Dublin Ranch Golf Course Homes, Priced Hole by Hole
Photo: The Tri-Valley from Pleasanton Ridge Regional Park
Dublin Ranch Golf Course Homes for Every Kind of Move
Every move around the course looks a little different. Start with the page that matches yours.
Want a home on or near the course? Buying a home in Dublin Ranch Golf Course explains how to judge fairway, view and street-back homes against each other.
Already own and need more space? Trading up in Dublin Ranch Golf Course covers the timing of selling one home and buying the next.
Wondering what your home is worth? A Dublin Ranch Golf Course home valuation is built from sales of homes in similar spots. Next, read about selling your home in Dublin Ranch Golf Course.
For the larger homes along the course, see luxury homes in Dublin Ranch Golf Course. If you're ready for less house, downsizing in Dublin Ranch Golf Course starts with a clear plan.
Buying for income? Investment property in Dublin Ranch Golf Course starts with rent and costs, not the scenery.
Golf Course Housing and Home Types
The homes around Dublin Ranch Golf Course belong to the larger Dublin Ranch area, built in the 2000s. You're comparing newer homes with each other. So age matters less than position, view, layout and condition.
Position is the big one. Some homes back right onto the course. Some sit higher and look out over it toward the Livermore Valley or Mt. Diablo. Others are a street away and enjoy the setting without the frontage. Each has trade-offs, from the view you wake up to, to how much activity passes behind the fence.
Before you buy, it's worth checking the monthly costs that vary home to home: property taxes, HOA dues if the home has them and whether the home carries a Mello-Roos assessment. We pull all of that before you write an offer.
For sellers, position is also how we plan the media. A fairway home gets aerial shots that show the course behind it. A home higher up gets shots that show how far the view reaches. A home a street back gets shots that show how close the course really is.
Getting Around and Nearby
From the course, the rest of Dublin is close. I-580 and I-680 meet in the city, and the two BART stations include West Dublin/Pleasanton.
Around Dublin you have The Wave aquatic park at Emerald Glen Park, and Persimmon Place and Hacienda Crossings for shopping. Fallon Sports Park, a 61-acre sports and community complex, is near the wider Dublin Ranch area.
For the city as a whole, see our guide to Dublin. If a home by the course is on your mind, tell us what you have in mind and we'll start with your situation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Dublin Ranch Golf Course?
Dublin Ranch Golf Course is an 18-hole course designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. that opened in 2004. It is part of the larger Dublin Ranch area in Dublin, and it has views of the Livermore Valley and Mt. Diablo. The homes around it are newer homes from the Dublin Ranch build-out.
Do homes on the course sell for more than homes nearby?
It depends on the specific home. Position, view, layout and condition all matter. A fairway home isn't automatically worth more than a home one street back. We compare each home with recent sales of homes in similar positions around the course and walk you through every sale.
What should I check before buying a home by the course?
Check the view and position first, then the layout and condition. Also check the monthly costs that vary home to home: property taxes, HOA dues if any and whether the home carries a Mello-Roos assessment. We gather all of it before you write an offer.
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