Fully updated. Cul-de-sac. Walking distance to the East Gate and top-rated San Ramon Valley schools. 4 bedrooms | 3 bathrooms | 3,316 sq ft | One of the few cul-de-sac homesites in Blackhawk Inside, the home has been thoughtfully updated for the way buyers actually live today. A modern kitchen anchors the main level, opening to living spaces designed around light and flow. All bathrooms have been fully renovated, including a spacious primary suite with walk-in closet and spa-inspired bath. Bedrooms are generously sized. A main-level office makes working from home effortless. The backyard is the kind of space that closes deals: large, private, with a built-in outdoor kitchen and mature fruit trees. True indoor-outdoor California living, ready for everything from quiet weeknight dinners to weekend gatherings. The location is rare even within Blackhawk. Tucked onto a quiet cul-de-sac, the home sits within walking distance of the East Gate meaning fast, convenient access to schools, the plaza, and the trail system. San Ramon Valley Unified is consistently among the top-performing districts in California. Behind the 24-hour manned gates, Blackhawk Country Club offers two championship 18-hole courses (Lakeside and Falls), a 9,400 sq ft fitness and wellness center, eighteen tennis courts, a growing pickleball program, a ten-lane competition pool, bocce, racquetball, two clubhouses, multiple dining venues, and a year-round social calendar. Beyond the gates: Blackhawk Plaza, the Smithsonian-affiliated Blackhawk Auto Museum, downtown Danville, the Iron Horse Trail, and Mt. Diablo State Park all minutes from the front door. Location matters too. Thirty-five miles to downtown San Francisco. Twenty minutes to Livermore Valley wineries, forty-five to Napa. Private aviation at Buchanan and Livermore. And one of Northern California's best microclimates warm dry summers cooled by Delta breezes, mild green winters. A fully updated home, on a rare cul-de-sac, steps from the East Gate, inside one of the East Bay's most private communities. Come walk it