Why People Love The Enclave
- Smaller, more intimate neighborhood (not a large master-planned community)
- Tucked near the foothills with some homes backing to open space
- Newer construction without the chaos of ongoing building
- Functional floorplans with flex space and downstairs bedrooms
- Close to parks, trails, and newer East Dublin shopping
This is one of those neighborhoods where buyers say,
“Wait… how did I not know about this one?”
Home Details in The Enclave
- Built: 2017–2018
- Builder: Tim Lewis Communities
- Approx. Homes: ~48
- Sq Ft Range: ~2,700 – 3,000+ sq ft
- Bedrooms: Typically 4–5
- Lot Sizes: ~4,500–5,000 sq ft
- Garage: 2-car
Most homes here offer:
- Open-concept kitchen + great room
- Loft or flex space (office, playroom, or optional bedroom)
- Full bedroom + bathroom downstairs
- Modern, energy-efficient construction
Schools Serving The Enclave
- Elementary: John M. Amador Elementary School
- Middle: Eleanor Murray Fallon School
- High: Dublin High School
School assignments can change — always verify with the district.
Parks & Lifestyle
One of the biggest advantages of living here is how close you are to both neighborhood parks and larger open space.
Nearby highlights include:
- Fallon Sports Park — one of the newer, larger parks in Dublin with fields, playgrounds, and open space
- Dublin Hills Regional Park — great for hiking, views, and getting outdoors
- Local walking trails woven throughout East Dublin
You’re also just minutes from newer shopping centers, restaurants, and everyday conveniences, which makes daily life really easy here.
Location & Commute
The Enclave is located near Fallon Road and Tassajara Road in East Dublin.
- ~10–15 minutes to Dublin/Pleasanton BART
- Easy access to I-580 and I-680
- Close to Livermore, Pleasanton, and San Ramon
It’s a great location for commuters who still want a quieter neighborhood feel.
My Take (What You Actually Need to Know)
This is where I typically send buyers who want newer construction but don’t want to feel like they’re in a massive, high-density community.
What stands out:
- The neighborhood feels quieter and more tucked away
- Layouts are actually functional (which matters more than people think)
- Homes don’t come up often — which usually says something
Trade-offs:
- Lot sizes are on the smaller side
- Limited inventory (you may need to wait for the right one)
If you value layout, location, and a newer home — this one checks a lot of boxes.
Want Homes in The Enclave?
If you want a list of homes in The Enclave — including off-market opportunities and coming soon listings — reach out and I’ll send you everything currently available.
