Boulevard: Skyline by Lennar - Dublin, CA

Boulevard: Skyline is a Lennar attached-home collection within Dublin's larger Boulevard master plan. Its defining characteristic is a townhouse-oriented residential format paired with access to shared Boulevard amenities rather than a stand-alone clubhouse complex. Skyline was recognized by KTGY as a finalist for Community of the Year—Attached and Best Architectural Design of a Multi-Family Community. County records show homes built primarily from 2020 through 2022, while the broader Boulevard development incorporates parks, trails and a recreation center.

HOMES

Skyline consists of attached, townhouse-style condominium homes built by Lennar. Verified county records document 1,563-, 1,706-, 1,800- and 2,178-square-foot residences across its phases, with two- and four-story configurations represented. Individual homes generally include two-car garages, while some layouts provide balconies and open-plan living areas. Skyline is no longer an active Lennar new-home collection, so prospective buyers should approach the community through the resale market. Recent recorded transactions demonstrate that prices can exceed $1 million, but no current community-wide price range could be verified.

AMENITIES

Skyline residents have access to amenities serving the broader Boulevard development, including the Boulevard Recreation Center, a swimming pool, fitness center, clubhouse/community rooms, playground areas and picnic facilities. Property listings also document BBQ areas, exercise facilities and landscaped common areas. The Boulevard master plan incorporates parks and trails, extending recreation beyond the immediate Skyline buildings. The Recreation Center was designed as a 26,000-square-foot community facility with exercise rooms, community rooms and indoor/outdoor gathering areas.

LOCATION & NEARBY ATTRACTIONS

Skyline is part of Boulevard in Dublin, with access to Dublin Boulevard and Iron Horse Parkway. The broader development has access to BART, shopping and dining, while the Iron Horse Regional Trail and Don Biddle Community Park serve as nearby recreation resources. Dublin's city park system also includes Dublin Hills Regional Park, with hiking, bicycling and equestrian trails. The community is in Alameda County and benefits from the East Bay road network, including nearby I-580 and I-680.