There are many reasons people decide to relocate to Livermore. This East Bay Area city is not far from San Francisco. It’s also quite easy to reach Oakland and San Jose from here. The city has a robust business community offering stable jobs. Schools are excellent here, and there are many things to do all year long, such as hiking, going to the farmer’s market and attending the theater.

The weather in the area is quite mild all year round. This fact alone is a good reason that many people consider relocating to Livermore.

Livermore is located in a beautiful area of California. Sitting right in wine country and part of the Tri-Valley, Livermore is surrounded by rolling green hills and deep wooded valleys. Sports and recreation are very popular in this active city, including baseball, swimming, hiking, biking, and more. Livermore has a charming small town flair with all the amenities and conveniences of the big city.

If you are looking to relocate to Livermore, one important thing to keep in mind is the access to a large urban center and employment opportunities in San Francisco. Situated in the San Francisco Bay Area, Livermore is only 35 miles from San Francisco – making it very convenient for commuters who take Highways 84 or 580.

Livermore founded in 1869, is California’s oldest wine region. Award-winning wineries, farm lands and ranches showcase the valley’s Western heritage. The City of Livermore is the easternmost city in the San Francisco Bay Area and gateway to the Central Valley. Protected by the coastal range the Livermore Valley enjoys warm, dry summers and wet, cool winters.

For people who love the outdoors, there’s a great deal of natural open space here with parks, hiking trails and areas for camping. It’s also situated in California’s famous Wine Country and a popular destination for all wine lovers, especially those of good Californian vintage. There are about 50 wineries not far from Livermore, and many present on-going events and many activities for its guests. Some of the top names include Wente Vineyards and Concannon Vineyards.

Livermore is a technology hub and home to world-famous science and technology centers, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Sandia National Laboratory.  Both laboratories while being at the heart of innovation in science are some of the biggest employers in Livermore.

Homes in Livermore include fine nice single-family houses, condos and townhomes. Luxury homes in Livermore are also available for rent or purchase.

Residents also enjoy excellent schools, including public, charter, private, and higher-education opportunities.

The city also has an excellent arts scene with opera, symphony, theater and unique events showcasing Livermore’s Western heritage. A 500-seat performing arts center is a community gathering area for enjoying music and other performances.

The city government of Livermore works closely with community organizations to support local stores and businesses. Livermore’s historic downtown is highly regarded and features great shopping, events and dining. The downtown area is an excellent example of this unique blend of arts, culture, western heritage and vibrant local establishments. Historic Downtown Livermore has a new 10-screen cinema and other urban features such as residential projects, art/live workspaces, and a pedestrian-oriented environment.

Despite being a larger city, Livermore has the feel of a laid-back Western town which still values its roots and welcomes the new innovations that make it the progressive city it is today. We mentioned that there are many good reasons to live in our city. If you’ve never visited Livermore, we urge you to come to see it. If you’ve been here, you are likely going to agree that it is a great place to live.