Boulevard: Sunset by Lennar - Dublin, CA

Sunset is a 60-home detached neighborhood within Boulevard, a large mixed-use master-planned development in Dublin. Its three-story homes use compact lots and were designed around larger interior rooms, flexible floor plans, and contemporary street-facing architecture. The collection is notable for its urban-scaled housing format: detached residences paired with access to Boulevard’s shared recreation facilities. It is not identified in the reviewed sources as age-restricted. For prospective residents, the key comparison is between Sunset’s completed home designs and the broader master plan’s amenities, parks, and transit connections.

HOMES

Sunset consists of 60 detached, three-story homes by Lennar; property records identify the original builder on individual homes as CalAtlantic, which Lennar acquired in 2018. Published descriptions cite three- and four-bedroom plans with two-car garages. Floor-area sources differ: MLS and resale descriptions commonly cite about 2,405–2,688 sq. ft., while the project architect lists 2,339–2,704 sq. ft. The collection is complete, with existing homes now traded through resale rather than current Lennar new-home sales. A verified April 2026 resale closed at $1.4 million.

AMENITIES

Sunset homeowners have access to Boulevard’s shared recreation facilities. Property records for Sunset homes identify a clubhouse, fitness center, pool and barbecue area through the Associa-managed HOA. Boulevard’s broader amenity program includes a 14,500-square-foot recreation center with fitness rooms, game room, clubhouse, kitchens, lounges, and lap and lounge pools, plus 15 themed neighborhood parks. Don Biddle Community Park, adjacent to Boulevard, adds 30 acres of public park space, tennis and basketball courts, playgrounds, a community garden, and picnic areas.

LOCATION & NEARBY ATTRACTIONS

Sunset sits within central Dublin’s Boulevard development, with access to Dublin Boulevard and regional routes including I-580 and I-680. The Dublin/Pleasanton BART station provides rail service toward Oakland and San Francisco and connecting bus routes. The Iron Horse Regional Trail passes through the area, and its Dublin Boulevard bridge opened in 2024. Nearby retail and dining include Whole Foods and other Dublin shopping centers. Don Biddle Community Park is adjacent to Boulevard, while the city’s broader park system adds sports and recreation options.