735 Watson Canyon Ct Unit 218, San Ramon, CA 94582

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$345,000

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1988

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Your perfect first home starts here at 735 Watson Canyon Ct #218 in San Ramon, CA. Stepping into homeownership just got a whole lot easier on this top end unit studio condo with amazing views. Welcome to this bright and thoughtfully designed studio condo in one of San Ramon's most sought-after gated communities, the ideal place to begin your journey as a first-time buyer or if you are downsizing. This smartly laid out 428 sq ft home makes the most of every inch. The open living space feels airy and welcoming. A full bathroom and kitchen give you everything you need without the upkeep of a larger home. Built in 1988 this home offers the low-maintenance lifestyle first-time buyers love. You'll also enjoy access to a sparkling community pool, giving you a resort-style perk without the responsibility. And the location? It's unbeatable. You're minutes from City Center Bishop Ranch, shopping, dining, parks, and major commuter 680 freeway.

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MLS number: 41135201

Listing agent: Jonathan Ahern

Listing broker: Coldwell Banker Realty (925) 837-4100

Last update: Tuesday, July 21 2026 at 6:48 p.m. EDT

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