3+ Bedroom Townhomes for Sale in Danville, CA Under $1.2M
There are 5 townhomes for sale in Danville, CA, with 3 to 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and 1,598 to 1,992 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $905,000 to $1,199,999, and build years from 1984 to 2014. The largest, at 105 Heritage Park Drive, offers 3 bedrooms and 1,992 square feet for $1,149,900.
Danville sits at the foot of Mount Diablo in Contra Costa County, where the valley floor climbs toward the hills. Hartz Avenue anchors the downtown core with shops, cafes and restaurants within walking distance of older tree-lined streets. The Iron Horse Regional Trail runs through town for walkers and cyclists, while Las Trampas Regional Wilderness rises to the west with trails that begin close to the neighborhoods.
Interstate 680 runs through Danville and links residents to Walnut Creek, Concord and the job centers of San Ramon's Bishop Ranch business park, usually a short drive away. Sycamore Valley Park and Diablo Vista Park offer playgrounds and open fields. Mount Diablo State Park lies a short drive east for hiking and views across the Central Valley.
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Is Danville a good place for townhome buyers who want more space than a condo?
Many townhomes in Danville have multiple levels, private patios and attached garages, which gives them more of a single-family feel than a typical condo. Buyers should review HOA dues and what each community covers, such as the pool, greenbelts and exterior maintenance. Older complexes near downtown often have a different layout and upkeep schedule than newer ones.
How does Blackhawk differ from the Westside of Danville?
Blackhawk is a master-planned community with a private club, golf and several gated enclaves on the south side of town. The Westside sits closer to the Las Trampas hills and has a more open, neighborhood feel with easy access to hiking trails. Buyers who want a gated setting and buyers who want trail access often end up in different parts of town.
What is the commute like from Danville to nearby job centers?
Interstate 680 is the main commuter route, linking Danville to San Ramon, Walnut Creek and the wider Bay Area. Many residents drive to Bishop Ranch in San Ramon, and the trip is usually quick outside peak hours. Test the drive at the same time you would travel for work, since weekday rush hour traffic on I-680 can add significant time.
Which schools serve homes in Danville?
Danville homes are served by the San Ramon Valley Unified School District, which is widely regarded as one of the strongest districts in the region. Monte Vista High School is among its best known campuses. Attendance boundaries can differ between neighborhoods, so confirm the assigned schools for any specific address with the district before you buy.
What should I check when buying a townhome in Danville?
Ask for the HOA budget, reserve study and any recent special assessments, since these affect long term costs. Many Danville townhomes were built several decades ago, so ask about roof, plumbing and window age. Confirm parking, guest spaces and whether the garage is included in the sale.
How do the trails near Danville fit into everyday life?
The Iron Horse Regional Trail gives residents a flat route for biking and walking that runs through town. Las Trampas Regional Wilderness offers longer hikes with views over the valley, and Mount Diablo State Park is a short drive east for more challenging trips. Many residents use these trails for regular weekend and early morning exercise.