Danville · CA
Tassajara Ranch Homes Built From 1991 to 1996
Southeast Danville at Crow Canyon Road and Camino Tassajara, built 1991 to 1996.
Photo: The hills of Danville
Living in Tassajara Ranch
Tassajara Ranch homes sit in southeast Danville, where Crow Canyon Road meets Camino Tassajara. The community was built between 1991 and 1996. That short building window gives it a consistent feel, with homes of a similar age throughout.
An HOA runs the community, and it includes a community pool and a clubhouse. The dues are part of owning here, so they're part of every conversation we have about price and monthly cost.
Schools serving the community include Tassajara Hills Elementary, Diablo Vista Middle and Monte Vista High, all in the San Ramon Valley Unified School District. Assignment goes by address, so we always help buyers confirm it with the district.
Many owners here bought years ago. Some are ready to trade up. Others have been in the same house since the 1990s and are thinking about what comes next. Either way, the questions start with the home itself and what it's worth.
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How Cornerstone Serves Tassajara Ranch
Cornerstone Real Estate Team is a Dublin team with REAL Broker, led by Jameel Batshon and Ramez Bahu. We've helped clients buy and sell across the Tri-Valley for more than 20 years, with nearly 2,000 transactions and more than $1.5 billion in team sales. Both of us still do the work ourselves.
Homes built in the same few years make useful comparisons, but they rarely look the same inside today. Some have been updated more than once. Others still have much of what they were built with. We look at those differences closely, because that's where price is won or lost here.
When you sell, your home goes through our Model-Home Launch System. After decades of living, fresh paint, landscaping and professional staging can change how a 1990s home shows. In most cases we cover that prep, with terms agreed before any work starts.
See how we sell a home in Tassajara Ranch, or ask for a home valuation in Tassajara Ranch built from sales you can see.
Tassajara Ranch Homes Built From 1991 to 1996
Photo: The hills of Danville
Tassajara Ranch Homes and the Streets Around Them
Within Tassajara Ranch, the differences that matter are specific. The floor plan. The lot. How the kitchen and baths have been updated. How the roof and systems have held up over three decades. Two homes a few doors apart can compare very differently once you look past the front.
If you're buying, see buying a home in Tassajara Ranch for how we tour and what we check. Moving up from a smaller home? Our page on move-up buyers in Tassajara Ranch covers buying first or selling first.
If this would be your first home, read about first-time buyers in Tassajara Ranch. And if you've been in your home since it was new and the stairs and yard are more than you need, see downsizing in Tassajara Ranch.
Homes of a similar age also make pricing clearer than in many places. When we value a home here, we compare it with others built in the same few years, then adjust for the differences you can see and measure.
Tassajara Ranch Housing and Home Types
Tassajara Ranch is an HOA community of homes built from 1991 to 1996. Because the building window was short, age is similar across the community. Condition and updates are where homes differ most.
Some property types are uncommon here. Brand-new homes are rare in a community that finished building in the mid 1990s. Multifamily buildings aren't part of the community's makeup either. When a client asks about either, we say so plainly and compare realistic options.
Thinking about holding a home here as a rental? Start with investment property in Tassajara Ranch, where we cover the numbers and the HOA rules to check first.
Getting Around and Nearby
Crow Canyon Road and Camino Tassajara are the main roads at the community's edge. Danville's historic downtown is a drive away, with shops, restaurants and galleries. The Village Theatre and the Museum of the San Ramon Valley are downtown too.
Eugene O'Neill's Tao House, a National Historic Site, is in the Danville area. The town is known for its creeks, trails and open space as well.
For the wider picture, see our guide to Danville real estate. When you're ready to talk about a specific home, tell us what you have in mind.
Frequently Asked Questions
When was Tassajara Ranch built?
Tassajara Ranch was built between 1991 and 1996. That short window means homes across the community are close in age. The biggest differences today come from how each home has been updated and maintained, so we look closely at condition when we price or buy a home there.
Does Tassajara Ranch have an HOA?
Yes, Tassajara Ranch has an HOA, and it includes a community pool and a clubhouse. The dues are part of the monthly cost of owning there. We confirm the current dues on every home you're serious about, so they're built into your numbers from the start.
Which schools serve Tassajara Ranch?
Schools serving the community include Tassajara Hills Elementary, Diablo Vista Middle and Monte Vista High, all in the San Ramon Valley Unified School District. Assignment goes by address, so we help every buyer confirm the schools for a specific home with the district directly.
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