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Private beautiful lot with stunning views. Buildable vacant lot of 4.25 acres. Enjoy country living at it's finest yet minutes to downtown Pleasanton and Livermore, shopping and restaurants. Hwy 680 is only 1/2 miles away. Hwy 84/680 improvement widening project to be completed Spring 2024 (approximate). This will add significant value to the area by reducing traffic in the area. There are two additional buildable lots also on MLS: parcel 1 and parcel 4. All lots noted on the MLS. All parcels noted on the tentative parcel map PM11167.
Listing agent: Jill Fusari DRE #01775608 jill.fusari@theagencyre.com, Listing office: The Agency
MLS data updated 10/30/2026, 3:30:00 AM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: 41043068
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May 23, 2024
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$1,050,000Closed sale · May 23, 2024ZIP 94586 · May 2024
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