Why live here?

Diablo, once the terminus of the railroad line, emerged as the favored summer destination for affluent San Franciscans seeking respite from the city's fog and cooler temperatures. Historically, Diablo was adorned with summer cottages, many of which lacked kitchens as residents dined at "the club." Today, approximately 400 homes are nestled within the less than one square mile area of Diablo, featuring some of the most exclusive estates in the San Ramon Valley, just a short golf cart ride away from the historic country club. The community continues to honor its rich history, dating back over a century, by recognizing and awarding properties that uphold the charm of Diablo's early years with the prestigious Diablo's Preservation Award and the Diablo Treasure Award for their beauty and historical significance.

The renowned Diablo Country Club, transformed into a world-class golf and country club in 1914, boasts a par 71 course designed by Jack Neville and William Watson, still revered as one of the most sought-after courses to play in the San Francisco Bay Area. Presently undergoing a $31 million renovation, the club is set to unveil a three-story, 15,000 square-foot "Family Activity and Wellness Center," followed by the renovation of the main clubhouse. Nestled along Diablo Road, Diablo enjoys convenient access to freeway connections, downtown Danville, Walnut Creek BART, and top-rated schools within the San Ramon Valley Unified School District, providing a well-connected and prestigious living experience for its residents.