Rare opportunity to own approximately 17.7 acres (APN 220-100-007-8) in the highly desirable San Ramon area, offering expansive open space, privacy, and breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding hills and valleys. Ideally located within the award-winning San Ramon...
Rare opportunity to own approximately 17.7 acres (APN 220-100-007-8) in the highly desirable San Ramon area, offering expansive open space, privacy, and breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding hills and valleys. Ideally located within the award-winning San Ramon Valley Unified School District and just minutes from Blackhawk Country Club, shopping, dining, recreation, and convenient freeway access. A truly unique property offering exceptional acreage, natural beauty, and endless possibilities in one of the East Bay’s most sought-after locations.
Bay Area resident since 1989, Ted Chen brings 36 years of local knowledge to his real estate practice. Since 2016, he's achieved over $200 million in sales across 180+ transactions. Ted...
is a Redfin Premier Agent and member of the President's Club Elite, recognized as one of the company's top producers.
Specializing in residential, commercial, and vacant land properties, Ted delivers concierge-level service—from competitive offers to post-closing support. With expertise in 1031 exchanges and trust sales, he's your single point of contact providing ongoing guidance long after the sale.
A passionate USTA tennis player, Ted brings competitive drive and team leadership to every transaction. Grounded in communication, dedication, and transparency, he treats your goals as his own.
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About Twin
Creeks
Twin Creeks, located between Bollinger Canyon Road and Crow Canyon Road, is a residential and golf-adjacent San Ramon neighborhood with rolling fairway views and a network of greenbelt paths. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Twin Creeks Golf Club clubhouse, where morning tee times and patio tables set a calm, social rhythm. Streets feature late-20th-century two-story homes, tidy cul-de-sacs, and landscaped entries that feel intentionally planned. Open space edges connect to Bishop Ranch trails for a walk-or-run routine. Dining and errands cluster nearby at City Center Bishop Ranch, keeping the day-to-day scene polished and low-key.