3+ Bedroom Single Family Homes for Sale in San Ramon, CA Under $1.6M

There are 3 single family homes for sale in San Ramon, CA, with 3 to 4 bedrooms, 2 to 3 bathrooms, and 1,310 to 2,337 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $1,100,000 to $1,549,800, and build years from 1963 to 1993. The largest, at 1291 Stoney Creek Drive, offers 4 bedrooms and 2,337 square feet for $1,549,800.

San Ramon sits in the Tri-Valley, with neighborhoods like Bent Creek Park, Sunny Glen and Gale Ranch set among its streets. Bishop Ranch business park is a short drive from most of them, and the Iron Horse Trail runs through town for walkers and cyclists. Dougherty Valley to the north is one of the newer parts of town, while Mount Diablo rises to the east and gives many streets their open views.

Interstate 680 and Interstate 580 both run close by, linking residents to Walnut Creek, Pleasanton and the East Bay freeways. The San Ramon Valley Unified School District covers the town, and the Dougherty Valley and Bent Creek areas have schools within walking distance of many homes. Shopping and dining are minutes away.

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Buying in San Ramon

The questions buyers ask us most about this collection.

What is the best way to buy a move-in ready home in San Ramon?

San Ramon inventory moves with the wider Bay Area market, so buyers who want a turnkey home should be ready to act when a well-kept listing appears. Homes that have already been updated often keep their appeal longer than those needing work. Ask for remodel dates and permit history before making an offer.

How do Bent Creek Park and Sunny Glen differ?

Bent Creek Park and Sunny Glen have different street layouts, lot sizes and neighborhood feels, so visiting both helps a buyer choose. Bent Creek is known for tree-lined streets and nearby trails. Sunny Glen is a community with its own clubhouse and amenities that appeal to many residents.

Are homes in San Ramon's top rated school areas worth paying more for?

Buyers often pay more for homes inside the San Ramon Valley Unified School District because school boundaries shape demand and resale. School assignments can change, so confirm the attendance area directly with the district before writing an offer. Ask the listing agent which school serves the address you are considering.

How long is the commute from San Ramon to the East Bay?

Interstate 680 and Interstate 580 both serve San Ramon, giving drivers several routes to Walnut Creek, Pleasanton and Oakland. Commute times depend heavily on the hour, so test your route at peak travel times. Many residents who work at Bishop Ranch find the drive far shorter than a trip into the city.

What should I check when buying an older home in San Ramon?

Many homes in San Ramon were built decades ago, so ask for the age of the roof, water heater and electrical panel. A recent remodel is most valuable when permits were pulled for electrical and structural work. A home inspector familiar with Contra Costa County homes can spot common issues quickly.

What outdoor activities are close to San Ramon neighborhoods?

The Iron Horse Trail gives residents a paved route for walking and cycling through town. Mount Diablo State Park is within a short drive for hiking and wide views on weekends. Local parks and open space trails connect many neighborhoods to the wider East Bay hills.