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867 Holly Hill Drive
Walnut Creek, California
Enjoy the Wonder of Walnut Heights
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Enchanting Lifestyle in South Walnut Creek
4 Bed | 2 .5 Bath | 1814 SF | .42 Acre Lot
$1,575,000
Enjoy Serene Single-Level Living
Key Amenities
Stunning Views in an Idyllic Setting
867 Holly Hill Drive, full of storybook charm, is perched on a sunny knoll with wildlife strolling through the yard. Backing open space, the setting is peaceful & private with plenty of flat space for grass, play area, gardening and more.
Spacious, Single-Level Floor Plan
Living Room, Expanded Family Room/Kitchen with Walls of Windows, Four Bedrooms including a Primary with ensuite ... this home has it all!
Details You'll Love!
Gorgeous hardwood floors throughout, fresh interior and exterior paint, large updated kitchen with Sub Zero refrigerator, recessed lighting, stylish lighting, finished garage with fresh paint, and breathtaking views.
Move right into your new home!
LOCATION
WHY WE LOVE WALNUT HEIGHTS
•Nestled against the foothills of Mt. Diablo, this neighborhood features leafy streets, spacious properties, and welcoming porches, creating a sense of private community living.
•Easy access to the scenic trails of Shell Ridge open space, perfect for nature lovers, hiking enthusiasts and dog lovers.
•You'll love the eclective mix of bungalows, ranch style homes, farmhouse-style craftsmen, and contemporary high-end construction.
•Residents take pride in the neighborhood's star attractions: the highly-rated Walnut Heights Elementary School and the popular recreational swim team, the Walnut Heights Otters (WHO.)
•Conveniently located less than two miles away from Broadway Plaza and an array of boutiques, bars, and restaurants. Home prices in this area range from $1,000,000 to over $2 million, reflecting the diverse real estate options available.
•Education is a priority, with afore-mentioned Walnut Heights Elementary, WCI, and Las Lomas High School serving the community. (Buyer to confirm)
•Discover the unique character of Walnut Heights, where the legacy of ranches and farms is still evident in the absence of sidewalks on many roads, adding to the neighborhood's distinctive charm.