About Livermore's Coventry

Coventry Neighborhood
Cheryl Dr.
Livermore, CA 94550

Signature Homes was a busy builder in the 90s, with Coventry their newest development of homes near the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory. Contemporary in design, these homes feature formal living and dining rooms, family rooms, vaulted ceilings and 3 car garages. Lot sizes range from 8500 sq. ft. to 18,000 sq. ft. Five floor plans are available.

Floor Plan Options
Note: home sizes are approximate.

Andover, One Story –1858 sq. ft. Three Bedrooms, Two Baths
Bristol, Two Story –2268 sq. ft. Four Bedrooms, Three Baths
Sheffield, Two Story –2515 sq. ft. Four Bedrooms, Three Baths
Woodbury, Two Story –2704 sq. ft. Four Bedrooms, Two and a Half Baths
Woodbury II, Two Story –3149 sq. ft. Five Bedrooms, Three and a Half Baths

This neighborhood does have not have a Homeowners Association.

Nearby Park
Big Trees Neighborhood Park was built in the 70s to serve the Wagoner Farms subdivision, but is very convenient to Coventry. Features 4.7 grassy acres, a tot lot, picnic tables and barbeque pits.

Schools:

Arroyo Seco Elementary School

East Avenue Middle School

Livermore Valley Charter School

Livermore High School

Note: Always check with the Livermore Valley School District Office for assigned schools as boundaries occasionally change.

Market Data:
Three homes have sold as of July 12, 2011 in the Coventry neighborhood, from $569,000 to $710,000. There are currently no active or pending sales.

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