- Private Danville Estate with Guest House, Automotive Workshop, Riding Arena & 5.91 Acres Beyond private gates on approximately 5.91 acres in Danville near Blackhawk, this exceptional estate combines privacy, panoramic views, multigenerational living, automotive facilities, livestock amenities, and future expansion opportunities on one of the area's most unique properties. Located within the award-winning San Ramon Valley Unified School District, the property overlooks rolling hills, neighboring estates, Mount Diablo ridgelines, grazing livestock, deer, abundant wildlife, and the natural beauty that defines the Tassajara Valley region. Opportunities to acquire nearly six usable acres with three custom-built structures in this location are exceptionally rare. Designed with longevity in mind, all three structures feature cedar siding, custom crank-style windows, distinctive extended soffits with exposed rafter-tail detailing, decorative outriggers, beautiful 100-year tile roofs, and exterior LED downlighting beneath the eaves that provides a dramatic evening presence throughout the estate. A circular driveway leads to the main residence where a covered porte-cochère welcomes guests beneath a grand wood entry door framed by decorative glass sidelights. Rich hardwood flooring, elegant Pillow Limestone featured throughout most bathrooms and common living areas, custom millwork, layered moldings, and abundant natural light contribute to an interior that feels both refined and comfortable. Skylights complement expansive windows that frame the surrounding landscape from nearly every room. The foyer is anchored by four beautifully crafted floor-to-ceiling wood-wrapped columns that provide a dramatic introduction to the home while drawing your eye toward the formal dining room beyond. Both the main residence and guest house were thoughtfully positioned to face southeast, where each morning begins with a front-row seat to the sunrise as golden light spills across the valley, rolling hills, neighboring estates, and distant ridgelines. Designed to host gatherings large or small, the estate has accommodated private events with more than 100 guests. At the center of the home is an executive chef's kitchen featuring alder soft-close cabinetry, black granite countertops, dual sinks including a prep sink within the island, and a professional-grade 60-inch gas range complete with briquette cooking, wok burner, searing station, warming oven, and restaurant-inspired functionality. Historic brick reclaimed from a Chicago firehouse serves as a beautiful focal point within the kitchen and fireplaces. Rich wood accents surround windows and cased openings while the formal dining room showcases custom millwork and architectural detailing suited for both everyday meals and formal entertaining. A dedicated bar room with its own half bath provides an ideal gathering space for family celebrations, holiday events, or watching the big game. The primary suite occupies the majority of one wing of the home, sharing the area with two secondary bedrooms, a full bathroom, and the interior laundry room. The suite itself offers an expansive bedroom complete with a fireplace, direct access to a secluded outdoor sitting retreat, luxurious spa-inspired bath, and an oversized 14' x 17' walk-in closet that rivals the size of many secondary bedrooms. The primary ensuite showcases beautiful tumbled marble finishes, setting it apart from the Pillow Limestone found throughout the remaining bathrooms across the estate. Dual vanities, including a dedicated makeup station, provide both functionality and convenience. Designed without a traditional glass shower enclosure, the bath offers an open-concept bathing experience more commonly found in luxury resorts and custom estates. A deep jetted soaking tub with inline heater allows for extended relaxation without sacrificing water temperature. The result is a space that feels elegant, timeless, comfortable, and distinctly custom. Additional features found within the main residence include six attic exhaust fans, multiple tankless water heaters, an independent Generac whole-house backup generator, and garage space capable of housing as many as six vehicles. The configuration includes a traditional side-by-side two-car garage connected to a four-car tandem garage. Like the automotive workshop, the garage features an I-beam system suitable for vehicle maintenance, restoration projects, or hobby work. A dedicated half bath finished with the same quality materials found throughout the home further enhances functionality. The detached guest house provides far more than traditional guest accommodations. Built with the same quality materials and attention to detail found throughout the estate, the residence includes one bedroom, one full bathroom, one half bathroom, attached two-car garage, generous kitchen, interior laundry room with sink and cabinetry, tankless water heater, custom blinds, covered patio, and beautiful south-facing valley views. Two attic exhaust fans help maintain efficiency and comfort throughout the year. Whether utilized for extended family, long-term guests, multigenerational living, private accommodations for staff, or future ADU use, the guest home provides flexibility rarely found on estate properties. For automotive enthusiasts, hobby farmers, contractors, ranch owners, or anyone seeking substantial workspace, the automotive workshop delivers exceptional versatility. Designed with functionality in mind, the building supports everything from vehicle restoration and mechanical projects to equipment storage, specialty vehicle parking, hobby work, or small business operations. A 20-foot-wide by 10-foot-high opening accommodates many Class B motorhomes, Sprinter vans, adventure vans, boats, trailers, equipment, and specialty vehicles. A second side-by-side garage section offers substantial enclosed storage for additional vehicles, trailers, equipment, or recreational toys. Inside, the workshop features I-beam ceiling supports for heavy mechanical work, pneumatic airline connections throughout, textured and painted walls, dedicated furnace heat, extensive storage, a mechanical room with a commercial compressor system, and a full bathroom finished with the same Pillow Limestone and custom millwork found throughout the estate. An adjacent room currently functions as office space but could easily be completed into additional living quarters, guest accommodations, or expanded workspace. The livestock portion of the structure includes two enclosed paddocks measuring approximately 9 feet by 10 feet, a tack room, feed storage area, trailer parking, water service, and direct access to the approximately 250-foot by 120-foot riding arena. The existing paddocks are ideally suited for smaller livestock, 4-H projects, hobby farming, or similar uses. Horses have previously utilized the property, including the riding arena, which remains one of the estate's most impressive outdoor amenities. For buyers seeking a more traditional equestrian setup, an approximately 23-foot by 85-foot level area behind the building presents an excellent location for a future Shedrow barn, larger horse stalls, additional paddocks, equipment storage, or expanded ranch facilities. The grounds offer tremendous flexibility for future customization. Positioned between all three structures is a large open area that naturally serves as the center of the estate. This space is ideally suited for a future pool, outdoor kitchen, bocce court, firepit lounge, expansive lawn, entertaining pavilion, or any combination imaginable. Additional hillside acreage offers excellent potential for olive trees, a boutique vineyard, orchards, expanded gardens, or enhanced landscaping. This is more than a luxury estate. It is a true legacy property. The combination of nearly six acres, three custom-built structures, award-winning schools, panoramic views, extensive vehicle storage, guest accommodations, riding arena, livestock facilities, future barn expansion potential, and enduring construction quality represents an opportunity rarely found in the East Bay. These are the types of properties families hold for generations.
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- Private Danville Estate with Guest House, Automotive Workshop, Riding Arena & 5.91 Acres Beyond private gates on approximately 5.91 acres in Danville near Blackhawk, this exceptional estate combines privacy, panoramic views, multigenerational living, automotive facilities, livestock amenities, and future expansion opportunities on one of the area's most unique properties. Located within the award-winning San Ramon Valley Unified School District, the property overlooks rolling hills, neighboring estates, Mount Diablo ridgelines, grazing livestock, deer, abundant wildlife, and the natural beauty that defines the Tassajara Valley region. Opportunities to acquire nearly six usable acres with three custom-built structures in this location are exceptionally rare. Designed with longevity in mind, all three structures feature cedar siding, custom crank-style windows, distinctive extended soffits with exposed rafter-tail detailing, decorative outriggers, beautiful 100-year tile roofs, and exterior LED downlighting beneath the eaves that provides a dramatic evening presence throughout the estate. A circular driveway leads to the main residence where a covered porte-cochère welcomes guests beneath a grand wood entry door framed by decorative glass sidelights. Rich hardwood flooring, elegant Pillow Limestone featured throughout most bathrooms and common living areas, custom millwork, layered moldings, and abundant natural light contribute to an interior that feels both refined and comfortable. Skylights complement expansive windows that frame the surrounding landscape from nearly every room. The foyer is anchored by four beautifully crafted floor-to-ceiling wood-wrapped columns that provide a dramatic introduction to the home while drawing your eye toward the formal dining room beyond. Both the main residence and guest house were thoughtfully positioned to face southeast, where each morning begins with a front-row seat to the sunrise as golden light spills across the valley, rolling hills, neighboring estates, and distant ridgelines. Designed to host gatherings large or small, the estate has accommodated private events with more than 100 guests. At the center of the home is an executive chef's kitchen featuring alder soft-close cabinetry, black granite countertops, dual sinks including a prep sink within the island, and a professional-grade 60-inch gas range complete with briquette cooking, wok burner, searing station, warming oven, and restaurant-inspired functionality. Historic brick reclaimed from a Chicago firehouse serves as a beautiful focal point within the kitchen and fireplaces. Rich wood accents surround windows and cased openings while the formal dining room showcases custom millwork and architectural detailing suited for both everyday meals and formal entertaining. A dedicated bar room with its own half bath provides an ideal gathering space for family celebrations, holiday events, or watching the big game. The primary suite occupies the majority of one wing of the home, sharing the area with two secondary bedrooms, a full bathroom, and the interior laundry room. The suite itself offers an expansive bedroom complete with a fireplace, direct access to a secluded outdoor sitting retreat, luxurious spa-inspired bath, and an oversized 14' x 17' walk-in closet that rivals the size of many secondary bedrooms. The primary ensuite showcases beautiful tumbled marble finishes, setting it apart from the Pillow Limestone found throughout the remaining bathrooms across the estate. Dual vanities, including a dedicated makeup station, provide both functionality and convenience. Designed without a traditional glass shower enclosure, the bath offers an open-concept bathing experience more commonly found in luxury resorts and custom estates. A deep jetted soaking tub with inline heater allows for extended relaxation without sacrificing water temperature. The result is a space that feels elegant, timeless, comfortable, and distinctly custom. Additional features found within the main residence include six attic exhaust fans, multiple tankless water heaters, an independent Generac whole-house backup generator, and garage space capable of housing as many as six vehicles. The configuration includes a traditional side-by-side two-car garage connected to a four-car tandem garage. Like the automotive workshop, the garage features an I-beam system suitable for vehicle maintenance, restoration projects, or hobby work. A dedicated half bath finished with the same quality materials found throughout the home further enhances functionality. The detached guest house provides far more than traditional guest accommodations. Built with the same quality materials and attention to detail found throughout the estate, the residence includes one bedroom, one full bathroom, one half bathroom, attached two-car garage, generous kitchen, interior laundry room with sink and cabinetry, tankless water heater, custom blinds, covered patio, and beautiful south-facing valley views. Two attic exhaust fans help maintain efficiency and comfort throughout the year. Whether utilized for extended family, long-term guests, multigenerational living, private accommodations for staff, or future ADU use, the guest home provides flexibility rarely found on estate properties. For automotive enthusiasts, hobby farmers, contractors, ranch owners, or anyone seeking substantial workspace, the automotive workshop delivers exceptional versatility. Designed with functionality in mind, the building supports everything from vehicle restoration and mechanical projects to equipment storage, specialty vehicle parking, hobby work, or small business operations. A 20-foot-wide by 10-foot-high opening accommodates many Class B motorhomes, Sprinter vans, adventure vans, boats, trailers, equipment, and specialty vehicles. A second side-by-side garage section offers substantial enclosed storage for additional vehicles, trailers, equipment, or recreational toys. Inside, the workshop features I-beam ceiling supports for heavy mechanical work, pneumatic airline connections throughout, textured and painted walls, dedicated furnace heat, extensive storage, a mechanical room with a commercial compressor system, and a full bathroom finished with the same Pillow Limestone and custom millwork found throughout the estate. An adjacent room currently functions as office space but could easily be completed into additional living quarters, guest accommodations, or expanded workspace. The livestock portion of the structure includes two enclosed paddocks measuring approximately 9 feet by 10 feet, a tack room, feed storage area, trailer parking, water service, and direct access to the approximately 250-foot by 120-foot riding arena. The existing paddocks are ideally suited for smaller livestock, 4-H projects, hobby farming, or similar uses. Horses have previously utilized the property, including the riding arena, which remains one of the estate's most impressive outdoor amenities. For buyers seeking a more traditional equestrian setup, an approximately 23-foot by 85-foot level area behind the building presents an excellent location for a future Shedrow barn, larger horse stalls, additional paddocks, equipment storage, or expanded ranch facilities. The grounds offer tremendous flexibility for future customization. Positioned between all three structures is a large open area that naturally serves as the center of the estate. This space is ideally suited for a future pool, outdoor kitchen, bocce court, firepit lounge, expansive lawn, entertaining pavilion, or any combination imaginable. Additional hillside acreage offers excellent potential for olive trees, a boutique vineyard, orchards, expanded gardens, or enhanced landscaping. This is more than a luxury estate. It is a true legacy property. The combination of nearly six acres, three custom-built structures, award-winning schools, panoramic views, extensive vehicle storage, guest accommodations, riding arena, livestock facilities, future barn expansion potential, and enduring construction quality represents an opportunity rarely found in the East Bay. These are the types of properties families hold for generations.
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