Neighborhood guide
Living in San Ramon
San Ramon, CA
San Ramon, CA shows strong overall access to amenities and transit, with a high concentration of nearby services and a strong school profile. Housing costs are elevated relative to the local income figure, while the housing stock is mostly owner-occupied and the vacancy rate is low.
Overall livability
An exceptional place to live day to day.
Schools · daily life · commute · livability
The decision factors
What it's like, scored
Schools, daily life, getting around — each scored from transparent neighborhood data, not a list of POIs.
Daily life & walkability
Everyday errands are an easy walk.
- 32 grocery option(s), closest 0.5 mi
- 58 parks & gyms nearby
- 82 everyday errands within reach
Dining & nightlife
A lively scene — plenty to walk out to.
- 42 restaurant(s)
- 31 cafe(s)
- 16 bar(s)
Getting around
Strongly connected — easy to get anywhere.
- 50 transit stops nearby
School quality
A strong school scene overall.
- 12 public schools
- 9 highly rated (4–5★)
Cost relative to income
Buying here stretches the local income.
- Median home value $1,179,800
Schools
Schools serving this area
12 public schools across 1 district — 9 highly rated (4–5★)
12
Public schools
1
District
San Ramon Valley Unified
9
Highly rated (4–5★)
Top-rated public schools
Elementary
Bollinger Canyon Elementary
Grades K-5
High
California High
Grades 9-12
Elementary
Country Club Elementary
Grades K-5
Middle
Iron Horse Middle
Grades 6-8
Elementary
Montevideo Elementary
Grades K-5
Nearest by level
Elementary
Bollinger Canyon Elementary
Grades K-5
Middle
Iron Horse Middle
Grades 6-8
High
Alkavain Academy
Grades 9-12
The market
What homes cost here
What homes cost in this area.
$1,179,800
Median home value
$2,799/mo
Median rent
73%
owner-occupied
Live inventory