Land buy in Pleasanton California

255 Happy Valley Road is located just south of the City of Pleasanton in unincorporated Alameda County. The lot is 41.20 acres and has access from Happy Valley Road. This parcel is located in the 860 acre Happy Valley Specific Plan, just south of Pleasanton. The specific land use "Agriculture/Open Space Subarea" allows no more than one single-family home on existing lots of record as of September 16, 1986 which meet requirements for access, public safety, building site, architectural design, etc. Permitted and conditional uses include agricultural, religious institutions, boarding or private stables, nursing home and single-family residences with secondary and tertiary dwellings. Currently, Lot 9 has a single-family home, a barn, a mobile home, well water with three reservoir tanks, and a septic system. All structures are in need of significant repair or rebuilding. There is a private lane called Ostrich Feather Lane that leads to Lot 9 (and several of the lots 1-8). The lot is zoned PD and is governed by Measure D requirements. The maximum residential development area is 12,000 square feet. There are an additional 12 acres that may be available for purchase should the new estate builder like to maintain open space or possibly build at a later date. Updated On: January, 11 2022 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Pleasanton is a family-oriented community of more than 70,000 residents situated in the fast-growing Tri-Valley Region. It is home to numerous local and regional parks, thriving business parks, and a wide range of recreational activities such top notch golf at Callippe Preserve Golf Course and Castlewood Country Club. Pleasanton's proximity to the Interstate 580/Interstate 680 intersection and its Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) station make it a convenient location for commuting and is a 45 minute drive from either San Francisco or Silicon Valley. The heart of Pleasanton is it's historic, tree-lined Main Street, the setting for numerous community festivals, street parties, parades, weekly summer concerts, and the popular, year-round farmers' market. Pleasanton's mild climate invites outdoor dining and browsing through Main Street's unique shops, boutiques, and art galleries. For outdoor enthusiasts, Pleasanton Ridge Regional Parks provides hiking, bicycling, horseback riding, picnicking and fishing. Not far from Pleasonton you can find some of the Bay Area's best vineyards in nearby Livermore Valley which offer wine tasting at more than 45 flourishing wineries.