Shadow Creek Market Snapshot June 15, 2008 -  There are 7 detached single family homes for sale in Shadow Creek of Danville CA. All are spacious single family homes with 3,278 to 3,369 square feet ranging in asking price from $899,000 to $1,135,000. The median listing price in Shadow Creek on June 15, 2008 is $969,000. Shadow Creek is a desirable neighborhood and has some of the best homes for sale in Danville CA. Danville CA real estate sales are on the increase. More homes sold in May than in April.

Shadow Creek has relatively low HOA dues (reportedly $74 to $110 monthly) and is conveniently located near Blackhawk Plaza, Safeway, Long's Drugs and dining. Families with children will be pleased to know that this development is located in the highly regarded San Ramon Valley United School District.

There are currently no single family detached homes in Shadow Creek under contract for sale (pending sale).

Ten homes for sale in Shadow Creek Danville CA have sold and closed this year to date. The average sales price of these five homes was $982,900. On the low end a three bedroom two bathroom home with a reported 2,468 square feet sold for $780,000 and on the higher end a five bedroom, five bathroom home with a reported 4,383 square feet  sold for $1,750,000

The most recent sale was 520 Honey Lake Ct  that sold for $875,000 after 6 days on the market. This two-story home has a reported 3,278 square feet with four bedrooms, three bathrooms o a 7,686 square foot lot.

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* Based on information from the Contra Costa Association of REALTOR'S® MLS (for the monthly period from the first through the last day of the month). Display of MLS data is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate by the MLS.

Danville California, noted for it’s quaint small-town charm,is one of the wealthiest suburbs in the San Francisco Bay Area, with some of the most expensive and exclusive country clubs and houses in the country. Danville is located in the respected San Ramon Valley Unified School District and boasts lots of upscale specialty shops and many nice restaurants. Needless to say, Danville is a highly popular place to live.

There are lots of things to do in Danville California. Hartz Avenue plays host to one of my personal favorites, the Hot Summer Nights Car Shows,features 100's of vintage pre-1960's automobiles on display with live music. Not to be outdone, the Danville Livery & Mercantile, where you can shop, dine and work, hosts many special events each year. One of which is their own “Summer Nights”. Danville California Art Fairs include the Danville Fine Arts Faire in June and the Danville Fall Crafts Festival in October. A new event this year is the Art & Antique Fair in February. Another really fun thing to do in Danville California is attend the Music in the Park concert series during July and August. The Danville Fourth of July Parade is another fun family event. The ever popular Farmer’s Market in Danville is held on Saturday mornings year round, hosted by the Pacific Coast Farmer’s Market Association. The Danville International Children's Film Festival is a four day celebration of “films for children and by children” in May.

Danville California owns and maintains 167 acres of parks, mostly used for active recreation. Additionally, the Las Trampas Regional Wilderness may be accessed from Remington Loop in Danville or Starview Drive in Danville.Las Trampas Regional Wilderness is more than pretty green hillsides visible from San Ramon to Walnut Creek and Moraga. Las Trampas Regional Wilderness is 5,342 acres of parkland, much of it accessible by foot or horseback. Bicycles may be ridden on designated bicycle trails, and on fire or service roads unless otherwise posted. The Iron Horse Regional Trail passes right through Danville California. First a rail road, now a trail. running from Dublin to Concord that attracts bikers, skaters, and joggers. So, as you see, there is no shortage of recreational opportunities in Danville.

Be sure to visit the museums in Danville California for a fun and informative time. The Blackhawk Museum is known for its significant collection of classic cars. The museum houses about ninety classic cars, as well as traveling exhibits from the Smithsonian. The Museum of the San Ramon Valley features a permanent exhibit of local valley history and hosts narrated walking tours of Danville, titled “Old Town Tours”.