CalAtlantic Offers New Bay Area Tri-Levels

CalAtlantic’s new Bay Area community of contemporary single-family homes was designed with active buyers in mind. Located in the Boulevard development in Dublin, Calif., Sunset encompasses 60 tri-level detached residences.

Designed by Santa Ana, Calif.-based architecture firm William Hezmalhalch Architects (WHA), the homes range from approximately 2,405 to 2,688 square feet with three to four bedrooms, three-and-a-half bathrooms and two-car garages, and are priced from $1 million. The homes feature open floor plans, gourmet center-island kitchens, first-floor bedrooms, elegant owner’s suites, and additional options including upstairs lofts. The homes are also designed to be energy-efficient.

“Sunset adds another exciting component to the attractive mosaic of Boulevard,” says Tom Burrill, Bay Area division president of CalAtlantic Homes. “While Boulevard is all about social spaces and pedestrian-friendly streets, Sunset homes are private urban retreats with gourmet kitchens and roomy bedroom suites.”

Developed by Brookfield Residential, the Boulevard community was conceived with active buyers in mind. Its design includes a network of pocket parks, pedestrian-friendly streets, and an interior trail system. Pocket park themes include The Lounge (an outdoor living room), The Playground (play area), The Kitchen (with modern communal grill), and The Office (a unique outdoor workspace with electricity and WiFi). Boulevard also abuts the Iron Horse Regional Trail, a scenic 32-mile regional park for hikers, cyclists and local equestrians.

Boulevard’s next phase includes the construction of a recreation center designed by San Francisco’s Group Four Architecture, Research + Planning. It will include a clubhouse “Living Room” with retail café, a network of indoor/outdoor social spaces, a resort-inspired pool area, and fitness center with multiple rooms. This facility will also offer “The Loft,” a contemporary co-working space.