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Come Home to 2033 Westbrook Ln, Livermore

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Just listed! 2033 Westbrook Lane in Livermore is the perfect family home in a great location. Affordably priced at $1,099,000, this spacious 4 bedroom, 3 bath home boasts approximately 1,943 square feet and offers the yard of your dreams.

Sit underneath the pergola and enjoy Livermore’s warm climate, play in the spacious grassy yard or put in a new pool! Side yard offers two sheds with the possibility of side-yard access.

2033 Westbrook Lane is a quiet street and is conveniently located close to Highway 84 as well as Highway 580.

Livermore’s excellent schools, quaint downtown with shopping and restaurants, parks, wineries, and community ambiance are some of the most endearing reasons people love living in this city.

More Space for the Family to Live, Play, Work

With people spending more time at home, there is a growing need for more space in a home. 2033 Westbrook Lane features one bedroom downstairs that can be used as a study space or home office, a large master retreat, and two spacious secondary bedrooms upstairs.

Light, bright, and airy, 2033 Westbrook Lane has a spacious kitchen with eating area off the kitchen and plenty of windows to soak in the Tri-Valley’s supreme weather.

Room for an Outdoor Workspace

If you work from home and need your own workspace aside from the home, the yard has ample room for you to build an ADU. Privacy, space, and potential can be found at 2033 Westbrook Lane in Livermore.

Considering a Move? Contact The Gamache Team

With years of real estate experience under their belt, The Gamache Team has been helping Tri-Valley buyers and sellers with their real estate needs for decades. Now more than ever, the home is more than just a home; it’s a place to work, learn, grow, gather, and play.

Today’s home represents a way of life. With these changing times, residents are realizing their needs may not be met in their current home situations, so they are turning to The Gamache Team to find them a home that better fits their needs.

If you are in the market to buy or sell a home, contact The Gamache Team.

 

Supporting Tri-Valley Local Businesses as We Shelter in Place

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If you are like me, you are getting a little antsy about sheltering in place and hoping our local businesses will be able to resume their services quickly.

If I’ve learned anything from this experience, it’s to never again take for granted all that the Tri-Valley has to offer.

Even a trip to the local grocery store without a mask seems so little to ask for. A night out for dinner with the family seems a dream come true. Playing at the park with my kids, watching them play sports, have playdates, or go to a school activity would be a welcome treat for this dad.

The Tri-Valley is a fantastic place to call home, and I, for one, can’t wait to visit our wineries, sit down at our restaurants, grab a cup of coffee and not have to rush out the door, or shop leisurely at the mall or the many boutique stores that fill Livermore, Pleasanton and Dublin.

Hoping You and Your Family are Well During this Time

The Gamache Team is wishing you and your family the best during these unprecedented times. Whether you are our neighbor, a business owner, a teacher, community member, essential worker, or a little bit of everything, we are sending our best wishes.

The Tri-Valley area is very community-based. Support for our local business is paramount during these times, and we want to encourage everyone to support the families who are hurting due to this pandemic.

Supporting Our Tri-Valley Local Businesses

Small, local businesses are only as strong as the community in which they serve — and thankfully, our Tri-Valley community is very strong.

Here are a few ways you can support our Tri-Valley local businesses and their families:

Buy Gift Cards: Consider purchasing gift cards to our local coffee shops, restaurants, stores, and salons to be used upon re-opening.

Shop Locally: Purchase groceries and necessary supplies at our local grocers and stores. Curbside pickup is now available for retail stores in our community. Or shop for fresh produce and other commodities at your local farmer’s market. Here is a list of the Farmers Market in our areas.

Play, Learn and Work out Online: Many of our local businesses have switched to online programs. The Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center is featuring online classes, as are some other businesses. Sign up for online classes and services such as tutoring, yoga, personal training, music, and more!

Send Food or Coffee to Hospitals: Buy food or coffee from our local businesses and share it with hospital workers, delivery drivers, our local police or fire departments, or your children’s teachers! Your support and gratitude will go a long way to make someone’s day while you support our local businesses.

Tip Generously: Many in the service industry, from baristas to servers, depend on tips to make a living. If you are able, consider leaving a generous tip whenever you can.

We are All in This Together

If you are a local business who would like support, please leave a comment on our Facebook page! We will do our best to get the word out!

 

 

Fourth of July Activities in the Bay Area

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The Fourth of July is right around the corner and for many, it’s a time to celebrate friends, family, food, fun, and fireworks!

Whether you love to start your day with a Fourth of July Fun Run and pancake breakfast in Concord, pay homage with a Flag Raising in Martinez, watch an independence day parade in Danville, join the community in Dublin with safe and sane fireworks, or just have a great time gathering with family and friends, the East Bay has many activities from which to choose.

Tri-Valley Fourth of July Activities

In addition to hours of fun at the local parks, Dublin is hosting Safe and Sane Fireworks at three different locations: Emerald Glen Park at Tassajara Road & Gleason Drive; Alamo Creek Park at Dougherty Road & Willow Creek Drive; and Shannon Park at Shannon Avenue at San Ramon Road. Take the kids, set up your chairs, bring your blankets, and enjoy the colors, sights and sounds that make the 4th of July light up the night sky.

The streets shut down at 4pm in Livermore for the traditional Fourth of July celebration and fireworks display. Join your neighbors and grab your spot early, as this celebration is popular and enjoyed by many! Fireworks are set to begin at 9:30 pm in what can only be described as one of the most spectacular events in the Tri-Valley.

Pleasanton offers something for everyone at its Alameda County Fair. Popular attractions include rides, food, music, activities, and exhibitions-This year’s theme is “I Spy Summer.” Park hours for the Fourth of July are 11-8 pm and will not include fireworks. Check out our blog to find out more!

Music lovers in Pleasanton can enjoy music by the Community Concert Band from 12-2:30 at Lions Wayside Park, 4401 First Street, Pleasanton. “The Band has the typical instrumentation of a concert band: flutes and piccolos, oboes and an English horn; clarinets (E-flat, B-flat, bass, and contrabass); bassoons, saxophones (soprano, alto, tenor, and baritone), trumpets and cornets, horns, euphoniums, trombones, tubas, and percussion.”

Have a Safe and Festive Fourth of July Holiday from The Gamache Team

The Gamache Team wishes your family and friends a safe and fun-filled day and an evening lit up with magic. We enjoy raising our families in the Tri-Valley area and choosing to set our roots here personally as well as professionally.

The Tri-Valley offers many activities and opportunities for community involvement, neighborhood gatherings, and more.

If you are someone you know is looking for a home, we would appreciate being considered as your personal and professional Realtor®. The Gamache family has been helping families, individuals, and investors with their real estate needs for decades. Please check us out on Facebook and LinkedIn to learn more.

Alameda County Fair is Coming to Pleasanton!

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Alameda County Fair In a tradition that dates back to 1912, the Alameda County Fair is coming to town! If you listen carefully, you can hear the stampede of the traditional Opening Day Cattle Drive, an event where “Real-life cowboys and cowgirls rustle a mighty herd of steers through Downtown Pleasanton as the Opening Day Cattle Drive returns for its third and final ride.”

People line the streets starting at Del Valle Avenue to see the horses and cowboys rustle the cattle to Main Street. The event starts at 10:30 am on June 14 and participating restaurants and retailers will be handing out free tickets to the fair while supplies last. For more information, click this link.

Something for Everyone at the Alameda County Fair 

For everyone who’s ever been to the fair, smells of popcorn and funnel cakes, the taste of cold beer and soft drinks, the sounds of kids’ screaming with delight as they fly up and overhead on the rides evoke pleasant memories.

The Alameda County Fair hosts many entertainers hit to entertain audiences old and new with classic songs and artists and those paying tribute to classic artists. For a list of concert performers, dates, and times, click here.

From horse racing, carnival games and rides, action sports, activities, exhibitions, and more, the Alameda County Fair delights all ages. With so much to do, one day may not be enough to get all the activities in, try all the foods, see all the sights, and enjoy the action. Fireworks are always a hit, and the Fair is sure to deliver. For a list of activities at the 2019 Alameda County Fair, click here.

Contests Like No Other

The Alameda County Fair goes above and beyond to offer contests that make even the normal person a hero. Grab your cutest crawler and enroll them in the Diaper Derby Contest; have a poem, photo, or craft you want to share and enter for the chance to win a coveted blue ribbon? Click here to learn more; do you have Grandma’s famous cherry pie recipe with homemade whipped cream that you know will blow out the competition? Click to enter and win!

Whatever your specialty is, there’s a chance the Alameda County Fair has an opportunity for you to showcase your special talent or ability. Have fun and good luck!

Pleasanton is a Great Place to Live

The Alameda County Fair is just one of the many reasons people love to live in Pleasanton. Our sense of community, closeness to the freeway and commute potential, accessibility to BART, history, downtown, and variety of housing opportunities make Pleasanton a terrific place to call home.

For information on the housing opportunities to live in Danville, please contact The Gamache Team at Dan@thegamacheteam.com or (925) 918-0332. We have been dedicated to helping people buy and sell homes in the Tri-Valley Area for more than two decades.

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