1733 Magnolia Circle, Pleasanton

Rose Park Neighborhood in Pleasanton

Pleasanton is situated about 25 miles east of San Francisco, making it part of the broader Bay Area region. It is conveniently located near major highways such as I-680 and I-580, facilitating easy access to nearby cities like Oakland, San Jose, and Walnut Creek. The city is characterized by rolling hills and picturesque landscapes, offering a blend of suburban tranquility and natural beauty. Rose Park neighborhood, offers a blend of residential tranquility, community engagement, and convenient amenities, making it a sought-after neighborhood for those looking to settle in the Bay Area with a focus on family-oriented living. The neighborhood is known for its safety and family-oriented environment, contributing to a peaceful and secure residential experience.

Arts, Theater & Events

Pleasanton is dedicated to curating and presenting a diverse range of artistic and cultural programs, performances, visual arts, public art, and events for our community. With the goal of cultivating an environment that inspires the community to discover, connect and create!

The Firehouse Arts Center and the Amador Theater are two prominent cultural venues that enrich the community with performances and events. Both venues play a crucial role in enriching the cultural life of Pleasanton by providing accessible and diverse artistic experiences for residents and visitors alike.

Parks and Open Spaces

Pleasanton is renowned for its extensive parks, trails, and open spaces that cater to outdoor enthusiasts, families, and nature lovers. Many neighborhood parks are located within 1/2 mile of residential neighborhoods, which is the goal of Pleasanton.

The Iron Horse Regional Trail just minutes from the Rose Park neighborhood and is a scenic and popular multi-use trail that spans approximately 32 miles through scenic landscapes including parks, natural areas, and urban settings, offering views of the surrounding hills, creeks, and wildlife habitats.

Shadow Cliffs Regional Recreation Area is a popular outdoor destination, with the highlight being it’s 80-acre lake, which offers opportunities for swimming and water activities during the summer months. The lake is equipped with a sandy beach area for sunbathing and picnicking.

Restaurants and Cafes

The city offers a diverse and vibrant dining scene with a wide range of restaurants catering to various tastes and preferences. Here’s an overview of the dining options you can find in Pleasanton:

Transit and Connectivity

Pleasanton is served by the Wheels bus system, which provides local and regional bus services connecting the city to neighboring areas and BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) stations.

The Dublin/Pleasanton BART station is nearby, offering a convenient link to San Francisco and other Bay Area cities. Many Pleasanton residents use BART for commuting to work or for leisure activities due to it's efficiency and coverage acrsoo the Bay Area. 

For those who prefer to cycle, the city also promotes biking and walking with desgnted bike lanes, trails, and pedestrial-friendly pathways, contributing to a more sustainable and active community. 

Community and Lifestyle

Pleasanton’s historic downtown area features charming boutiques, specialty shops, and art galleries housed in restored buildings. It offers a unique shopping experience with a focus on local craftsmanship, gifts, clothing, and home décor.

The city hosts weekly farmers' markets where local farmers and artisans sell fresh produce, baked goods, flowers, and handmade crafts. It's a great place to shop for locally sourced items and support small businesses.