San Ramon, Calif., – Trumark Homes, the award-winning Western U.S. homebuilder, announced plans to build new homes at San Ramon’s Bishop Ranch. Adding to its Northern California portfolio just steps from the company headquarters, The Trails will bring both single-family homes and townhomes to the master-planned community with an anticipated opening in fall 2027.
“The connectivity and tranquility that Bishop Ranch offers are appealing advantages for those working in the area, and we anticipate high demand from prospective homebuyers seeking those same qualities where they call home,” said Tony Bosowski, Northern California Division President at Trumark Homes. “Perhaps the most alluring element of The Trails is its location along the Iron Horse Regional Trail, offering unparalleled access from your front door to a host of pathways, recreational activities and destinations.”
Trumark Homes’ two neighborhoods, located on the northwestern land of Bishop Ranch, feature contemporary designs that combine classic row-house charm with a sleek minimalist silhouette. This includes:
- Promenade at The Trails – 67 three-story single-family homes with three floorplans ranging from approximately 2,169 to 2,320 square feet, four bedrooms including first-floor bedroom suites, three-and-a-half bathrooms, and second-floor decks adjacent to the main living area.
- Paseo at The Trails – 128 three-story townhomes with four floorplans ranging from approximately 1,573 to 2,429 square feet, with three to four bedrooms, three to three-and-a-half bathrooms, and second-floor decks off the main living area, plus select floorplans offering first-floor bedrooms and dens.
Pricing and specific home details will be announced prior to the model opening and sales launch planned for fall 2027.
The Trails in Bishop Ranch is conveniently connected to the master-planned community’s numerous and distinct elements, most notably City Center, its 300,000-square-foot, open-air shopping, dining and entertainment destination. Residents will also enjoy the community’s walkable streets and neighborhood parks, and 12 miles of scenic walking paths and trails including Annabel Lake’s 1-mile perimeter path. In total, Bishop Ranch includes approximately 50 acres of open space.
With its Tri-Valley location directly bordering the 32-mile Iron Horse Regional Trail, residents at The Trails can walk, bike and easily connect to City Center, nearby workplaces and public transportation options. The trail stretches north to Concord and passing through several cities including San Ramon, all the way south to Pleasanton. Families will have access to San Ramon Valley Unified School District and its top-rated schools, and the community offers convenient routes to business centers in and around Bishop Ranch, as well as via I-680 for commutes around the Bay Area.
“The Trails in Bishop Ranch represents an incredible opportunity for those seeking to live in one of the most vibrant and highly anticipated new communities in the East Bay,” added Bosowski. “We will continue to pursue land deals that offer this compelling combination of location, connectivity and community to meet the housing demand across Northern California.”
Other Trumark Homes’ communities currently selling homes in Northern California include Deerwood Heights in San Ramon; The Orchard in Danville; Parkton and Francis Ranch in Dublin; Arroyo Crossings in Livermore Skyline in Alameda; Apricot Estates in Brentwood; and Dawn, Vida, and Origin at the Collective 55+ community in Manteca.
For more information about Trumark Homes’ communities across the Tri Valley, please visit http://trumark-trivalley.com/.
About Trumark Homes
With 38 years of trusted experience and recognition as 2019 Developer of the Year by Builder and Developer and 2018 Builder of the Year by Professional Builder, the Trumark Group of Companies is a diversified real estate developer and builder that includes: Trumark Communities, a master-planned community developer; Trumark Homes, a next-generation homebuilder; Trumark Commercial, which builds, leases and sells commercial buildings; and Trumark Urban, a vertically integrated residential developer focused on core urban neighborhoods. In 2020, Trumark Homes entered into an agreement with Japan-based Daiwa House Industry Co., Ltd., who acquired a majority interest in Trumark, providing resources for accelerating the growth of the company. In 2023, co-founders Michael Maples and Gregg Nelson were inducted into the California Homebuilding Foundation’s Hall of Fame, a recognition bestowed upon homebuilding professionals who have exemplified the Foundation’s mission of forging a bright future for the next generation of homebuilders. https://trumarkhomes.com
About Bishop Ranch
Owned and developed by family-run Sunset Development since 1978, Bishop Ranch is one of the country’s largest privately owned, master-planned communities and a $5 billion mixed-use, walkable neighborhood in the Bay Area. Spread across nearly 600 acres in Northern California’s San Ramon Valley, Bishop Ranch is where community, commerce and culture collide. A significant job center for the region, the six-million-square-foot, next-generation workplace is one of the nation’s largest office campuses and home to 25,000 employees with a dynamic mix of more than 400 businesses ranging from Fortune 500 companies to local startups. Bishop Ranch boasts an award-winning transit program and a steadfast commitment to sustainability. It houses the world’s largest multicampus solar and energy storage installation, with 80% of its energy produced on-site through solar power, striving to rely 100% on clean, renewable energy ultimately.
The heartbeat of Bishop Ranch is City Center, a $300 million, 300,000-square-foot, open-air shopping, dining and entertainment destination designed by world-renowned Italian architect Renzo Piano. With more than 60 distinctive retailers and notable restaurants, including The Slanted Door, LB Steak, Boba Guys and Fieldwork Brewing Company along with Equinox Fitness, the luxurious LOT Cinema and an inviting public square regularly hosting community-centric events, City Center is the cultural hub of San Ramon.
With an unwavering commitment to building the best suburban downtown in America, Bishop Ranch has introduced the first of several distinctive residential communities, which will eventually number some 8,000 homes. Also planned is a new boutique hotel, as well as restaurant and retail offerings throughout the various neighborhoods. For more information, visit BishopRanch.com
