Pleasanton Heights is ranked #29 of 31 neighborhoods in Pleasanton with an overall score of 3.4/5. Its standout factors are schools (4.3/5, 30th of 31 in Pleasanton) and curb appeal (4.0/5), at a median home price of $1.88M, which Houseberry currently rates as overvalued by about $74,000. The trade-offs are safety (2.4/5) and nearby merchants (3.1/5).
Pleasanton Heights rises just south of Vineyard Avenue on gently winding streets such as Del Sol Ave, Neal Pl, and Abbie St. The housing stock is an eclectic mix of 1960s ranches, 1980s two-stories, and a handful of custom contemporaries tucked along hillsides. Lots are roomy for an in-town location, many backing onto open space or the broad lawns of Kottinger Community Park, while front yards feature mature oaks, flowering magnolias, and well-kept driveways. Neighborhood life revolves around the trio of nearby parks: Kottinger Community Park for playgrounds and sports fields, McKinley Park’s shaded picnic knoll, and Kottinger Village Park’s walking loop. Students can walk or bike to Valley View Elementary at the northern edge, and downtown Pleasanton’s cafés, boutiques, and Saturday farmers market sit less than five minutes northwest along Vineyard Avenue. Commuters reach I-680 in under five minutes via Bernal Ave, though cut-through traffic can build on Bernal during peak hours. The vibe is quiet and family-centric. Evenings bring dog walkers circling the parks, teens shooting hoops, and neighbors chatting on front porches. Curb appeal is strong—most homes show fresh paint and updated landscaping—but sidewalks are missing on several interior streets, and the hilly terrain can make strolling less convenient for strollers or bikes. Limited retail inside the tract means most errands require a short drive.




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| School Name | Type | Grades | Houseberry School Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Valley View Elementary | Primary | K-5 | |
| Pleasanton Middle | Middle | 6-8 | |
| Amador Valley High | High | 9-12 |
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Houseberry School Score Data
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Pleasanton Heights ranks 29th of 31 neighborhoods in Pleasanton with an overall Houseberry score of 3.4 out of 5. Its strongest factors are schools (4.3/5) and curb appeal (4.0/5). The trade-offs are safety (2.4/5) and nearby merchants (3.1/5).
Pleasanton Heights, Pleasanton scores 2.4 out of 5 on Houseberry's Safety Score, ranking 27th of 31 neighborhoods in Pleasanton.
The median home price in Pleasanton Heights, Pleasanton is $1.88M, compared with $1.71M for Pleasanton as a whole. Houseberry currently rates it overvalued by about $74,000 against comparable neighborhoods.
The median home price in Pleasanton Heights, Pleasanton is up about 11.6% over the past 12 months, from $1.68M to $1.88M. The full 12-month history is charted in the Median Price section on this page.
Schools serving Pleasanton Heights, Pleasanton include Valley View Elementary (3.8/5), Pleasanton Middle (4.3/5) and Amador Valley High (5.0/5).
Pleasanton Heights, Pleasanton receives 81% of its possible sunshine, 20th of 31 in Pleasanton. Summer days run 56° to 85°F and winter days 41° to 59°F, July is the warmest month and rainfall averages about 19 inches a year.
Pleasanton Heights, Pleasanton scores 3.1 out of 5 for nearby merchants and 3.5 out of 5 for public spaces. Its overall amenities score is 3.6 out of 5, 18th of 31 in Pleasanton.
Pleasanton Heights, Pleasanton is associated with Park-side living, Roomy mid-century lots and Quick downtown access. Its highest-scoring factors are schools (4.3/5) and curb appeal (4.0/5).
Pleasanton Heights ranks 29th of 31 neighborhoods in Pleasanton. It ranks 30th of 31 in Pleasanton for schools (4.3/5) and scores lowest on safety (2.4/5). The highest-ranked neighborhoods in Pleasanton are Golden Eagle and Pleasanton Meadows.
Pleasanton Heights, Pleasanton scores lowest on safety (2.4/5) and nearby merchants (3.1/5).



























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