Shopping for Mother’s Day? Check Out Milfleur in Downtown Pleasanton
April 30, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
If you’re looking for a special gift for Mother’s Day, graduation or a birthday, we’d like to share one of our hottest tips to downtown Pleasanton gift shopping: Milfleur. Tucked off Main on Ray Street in the historic Kottinger Barn, Milfleur is charming shop that is always filled to capacity with a wealth of great [...]
Return of First Wednesday Street Parties in Pleasanton!
April 27, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
Hard to believe, but we are a week away from the kick-off of the 2010 First Wednesday Street Party season! And, what better way to begin than with a rockin’ Cinco de Mayo-themed party on May 5? Save the date on your calendar now. The featured band is The Houserockers, a 10-piece rock and soul [...]
SOLD! 3216 Curtis Circle, Pleasanton- $1,075,000
April 25, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
Planned for entertaining on the main level, and extra privacy on the 2nd floor bedroom wing, this expanded Parkmeadow model, located in Pleasanton’s Parkside neighborhood, might be just what you’ve been looking for. An impressive entry foyer is elevated a step above the main living area, which features a remodeled gourmet kitchen, dining nook, formal [...]
SOLD! 1121 Via Di Salerno, Ruby Hill-$2,680,000
April 18, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
Majestic and graceful, this gorgeous French Country style custom estate whisks you away to wine country living with the refinement you’ve been looking for. Situated on a 24, 415 square foot premium lot, this home affords beautiful views of Mt. Diablo, the golf course and the surrounding foothills. Designer and custom finishes, rich cabinetry, and [...]
Have You Seen the New Characters on Downtown Pleasanton’s Main Street?
April 1, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
A wonderful collection of life-sized bronze sculptures has taken up residence on downtown Pleasanton’s Main Street. So fun! Watch out for drivers doing a double-take! These sculptures look so real, you’ll want to take a second look yourself. From a fisherman on the bridge to the couple standing in front of the Museum on Main [...]
