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The Ultimate
Westside Alamo Sanctuary
$2,498,000
154 Crest Avenue,
Alamo
Presented by
Mary Bonham & Erin Carrigg
Mary Bonham & Erin Carrigg
The Ultimate Westside Alamo Sanctuary
Tucked along a private lane on an expansive half-acre lot in the premier pocket of Westside Alamo, this beautifully updated 3,430-square-foot residence offers an exceptional blend of privacy, space, and resort-style living. Location highlights include: private seclusion with your own backyard oasis, minutes to the shops/dining of downtown WC, and a commuter’s dream to HW24/BART. Additionally, the house is minutes to favorite East Bay trails and accessible to the Iron Horse Trail, perfect for exercise, or a stroll to amenities in downtown Alamo/Walnut Creek.
The Backyard Oasis: The true soul of this home is the backyard, a meticulously designed resort-style sanctuary complete with your very own Redwood trees and mature oak trees, which create total privacy.
The Residence: The open-concept floor plan is enhanced by vaulted ceilings and an abundance of natural light, with picturesque greenery visible from nearly every window. The updated kitchen features an impressive quartz island with bar seating, stainless steel appliances, and a charming eat-in nook overlooking the stunning backyard. The kitchen flows seamlessly into the family room, where French doors open to an expansive deck—creating the perfect indoor-outdoor connection. Additionally, there is a formal dining room to host dinner parties and a large living room.
The main-level primary suite provides a peaceful retreat, complete with a spacious walk-in closet with a window and a beautifully updated bathroom featuring a jetted soaking tub and a separate dual-headed shower. Hardwood flooring extends through the main living areas, while secondary bedrooms offer fresh new carpeting. A generous bonus room with a media projector and closet presents a versatile option for a fifth bedroom, home theater, or playroom. Both the secondary bathroom and powder rooms are also nicely updated.
With a low-maintenance front yard, an expansive driveway, and a three-car garage—complete with built-in cabinetry and EV charging—this home is as efficient as it is beautiful.
This is a unique opportunity to own a piece of Alamo where your daily transit is simplified and your home feels like a vacation.
The Backyard Oasis: The true soul of this home is the backyard, a meticulously designed resort-style sanctuary complete with your very own Redwood trees and mature oak trees, which create total privacy.
- Pool and hot tub: Natural rock-accented PebbleTec heated pool with a built-in sun shelf, two waterfalls, huge hot tub - controlled from your phone.
- Heated outdoor shower: For ultimate resort-style living
- Outdoor kitchen: Fully equipped high-end outdoor kitchen—complete with a natural gas BBQ, bar seating, and outdoor fridge
- Natural gas fire pit: Perfect for smores under warm summer nights
- Double decks: String lights cast an enchanting glow over the yard and the decks
- Detached studio: Flexible as a peaceful office/gym/workshop
- Level backyard with low-maintenance turf
The Residence: The open-concept floor plan is enhanced by vaulted ceilings and an abundance of natural light, with picturesque greenery visible from nearly every window. The updated kitchen features an impressive quartz island with bar seating, stainless steel appliances, and a charming eat-in nook overlooking the stunning backyard. The kitchen flows seamlessly into the family room, where French doors open to an expansive deck—creating the perfect indoor-outdoor connection. Additionally, there is a formal dining room to host dinner parties and a large living room.
The main-level primary suite provides a peaceful retreat, complete with a spacious walk-in closet with a window and a beautifully updated bathroom featuring a jetted soaking tub and a separate dual-headed shower. Hardwood flooring extends through the main living areas, while secondary bedrooms offer fresh new carpeting. A generous bonus room with a media projector and closet presents a versatile option for a fifth bedroom, home theater, or playroom. Both the secondary bathroom and powder rooms are also nicely updated.
With a low-maintenance front yard, an expansive driveway, and a three-car garage—complete with built-in cabinetry and EV charging—this home is as efficient as it is beautiful.
This is a unique opportunity to own a piece of Alamo where your daily transit is simplified and your home feels like a vacation.
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Neighborhood
Located approximately 20 miles east of Oakland via California Highway 24, Alamo provides residents with a serene, tranquil environment. Alamo is nestled within the Northern California countryside and the large custom homes on half-acre lots further enhance the peaceful serenity of this unincorporated area of Contra Costa County.
Despite its relatively remote location, public transportation is still an option for Alamo residents.The Walnut Creek BART Route 21 will connect you to the Walnut Creek station. From there, you can ride to Downtown Oakland or the Civic Center in San Francisco in approximately 60 and 90 minutes, respectively.
Alamo features plenty of great public parks such as Andrew H. Young Park, Hap Magee Ranch Park, Livorna Park, and Rancho Romero School Sports Field and Park. Each of these provide a variety of different amenities such as sports fields and courts, dog parks, and playgrounds.The 33-mile multi-use Iron Horse Regional Trail connects Concord and Dublin, but passes directly through downtown Alamo and is ideal for horseback riding, jogging, or taking a brisk stroll any time of day.
Walnut Creek sits at the base of Mount Diablo with quick access to open space, the Iron Horse Regional Trail, and BART service from two nearby stations (Walnut Creek and Pleasant Hill/Contra Costa Centre), making trips to Oakland, San Francisco, and the Tri-Valley straightforward.
Downtown centers on Broadway Plaza —an open-air shopping district with flagship retailers like Nordstrom and Apple—plus scores of cafes and services. The Lesher Center for the Arts anchors the arts scene with hundreds of performances each year.
Parks and trails are a big draw: the city maintains 16 parks and 3,000+ acres of protected open space, and Civic Park’s habitat gardens (including a butterfly garden) sit steps from the Iron Horse Trail.
You’ll find a mix of homes in Walnut Creek: 1950s–70s ranches on larger lots, pockets of mid-century Eichlers in Rancho San Miguel, and established areas like Parkmead and Northgate with tree-lined streets and community pools. Near BART and downtown are townhomes and condo buildings—many newer, mixed-use, and walkable. In the hills, custom homes capture Mount Diablo views. Walnut Creek also includes Rossmoor, one of the Bay Area’s largest 55+ communities, with condos, co-ops, and single-level homes plus resort-style amenities.
Despite its relatively remote location, public transportation is still an option for Alamo residents.The Walnut Creek BART Route 21 will connect you to the Walnut Creek station. From there, you can ride to Downtown Oakland or the Civic Center in San Francisco in approximately 60 and 90 minutes, respectively.
Alamo features plenty of great public parks such as Andrew H. Young Park, Hap Magee Ranch Park, Livorna Park, and Rancho Romero School Sports Field and Park. Each of these provide a variety of different amenities such as sports fields and courts, dog parks, and playgrounds.The 33-mile multi-use Iron Horse Regional Trail connects Concord and Dublin, but passes directly through downtown Alamo and is ideal for horseback riding, jogging, or taking a brisk stroll any time of day.
Walnut Creek sits at the base of Mount Diablo with quick access to open space, the Iron Horse Regional Trail, and BART service from two nearby stations (Walnut Creek and Pleasant Hill/Contra Costa Centre), making trips to Oakland, San Francisco, and the Tri-Valley straightforward.
Downtown centers on Broadway Plaza —an open-air shopping district with flagship retailers like Nordstrom and Apple—plus scores of cafes and services. The Lesher Center for the Arts anchors the arts scene with hundreds of performances each year.
Parks and trails are a big draw: the city maintains 16 parks and 3,000+ acres of protected open space, and Civic Park’s habitat gardens (including a butterfly garden) sit steps from the Iron Horse Trail.
You’ll find a mix of homes in Walnut Creek: 1950s–70s ranches on larger lots, pockets of mid-century Eichlers in Rancho San Miguel, and established areas like Parkmead and Northgate with tree-lined streets and community pools. Near BART and downtown are townhomes and condo buildings—many newer, mixed-use, and walkable. In the hills, custom homes capture Mount Diablo views. Walnut Creek also includes Rossmoor, one of the Bay Area’s largest 55+ communities, with condos, co-ops, and single-level homes plus resort-style amenities.
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