$2,650 - $3,850 per month
Vio at Moraga
2 - 3 Beds
344 Rheem Blvd, Moraga, CA 94556
$2,650 - $3,850 per month
Vio at Moraga
2 - 3 Beds
344 Rheem Blvd, Moraga, CA 94556
$5,000 per month
87 Gaywood Place, Moraga, CA 94556
Spacious and charming home tucked at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, surrounded by trees and featuring a private back deck with sunset views. Ideally located in Moraga near parks, top-rated schools, trails, shopping, the Sunday Farmers Market, St. Mary’s College, and public transportation. Additional features include an open kitchen and living room filled with natural light and a fireplace, a
Gary Bernie Compass
$1,895 - $2,495 per month
Vanguard Apartments
1 - 3 Beds
2130 Ascot Dr, Moraga, CA 94556
$2,900 per month
600 Moraga Rd Unit 12, Moraga, CA 94556
Property Id: 1789213Great location, walk to shops and restaurantsKitchen features gas range, dishwasher, microwave, disposal and fridgeLaver living room with private patioUpstairs unitHas it's own washer and dryer hookups Also central laundry on propertyMaster bedroom and bath. Walk-in closet , double sinksFire place
Moraga, located in the Berkeley Hills of California, is a small town with a population of 17,000. Historically a ranching area, it has evolved into a commuter-friendly community connected to Berkeley and Oakland via the Caldecott Tunnel and BART. Moraga is part of the Lamorinda area, known for its excellent schools and pleasant weather. The Moraga School District and Campolindo High School are highly rated, attracting families seeking quality education. The town features a mix of ranch-style homes and multi-level contemporary houses, particularly in the Rheem Valley area, which also includes the commercial district. Recreational opportunities abound with Moraga Commons Park, the Moraga Valley Swim & Tennis Club, and the Moraga Country Club. The Lafayette-Moraga Trail is popular among bikers and hikers, and nearby Lafayette Reservoir Recreation Area and Orinda Oaks Open Space offer additional outdoor activities. Community events such as the Pear & Wine Festival and the Fourth of July celebration foster a strong sense of community. Dining options include Canyon Club Brewery and Ristorante Amoroma, while the Rheem Theatre and Moraga Art Gallery provide cultural experiences. Moraga Way is the main thoroughfare, connecting residents to Interstate 24 and nearby cities. The town experiences summer fog and has a wildfire risk, but local measures are in place to mitigate these dangers. Crime rates in Moraga are lower than the national average, with a significant decrease in property crime over the years.