The Preserve at Stonewood is a single-family, new-construction community by Seeno Homes (Discovery Builders) in east Oakley, California (94561), set near Highway 4 and the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. It offers four floor plans in single and two-story designs, and the on-site sales office is at 403 Longhorn Way, Oakley. This guide walks through the plans, the location, the school districts, and how to buy new construction here with your own representation.


Where is The Preserve at Stonewood?

The Preserve at Stonewood sits in east Oakley, in the 94561 ZIP code, close to Highway 4 and the Delta waterways that define this part of East Contra Costa County. Highway 4 is the main east-west route through Oakley, connecting to Brentwood to the south and Antioch to the west, with the Antioch BART station and the eBART extension serving commuters heading toward the rest of the Bay Area. If you want to see the homes in person, the Seeno Homes sales office is located at 403 Longhorn Way in Oakley.


What floor plans does Seeno Homes offer at The Preserve at Stonewood?

The community features four floor plans in single-story and two-story configurations. They range from approximately 2,095 to 3,248 square feet, with 4 to 5 bedrooms, 3 to 4 bathrooms, and 2 to 3 car garages. Each plan is built around open-concept living, gourmet kitchens, and spa-like primary baths.

The Amber

One of the four Seeno Homes designs at The Preserve at Stonewood, offered within the community's range of roughly 2,095 to 3,248 square feet, 4 to 5 bedrooms, and 3 to 4 bathrooms.

The Baxter

A single or two-story plan in the same lineup, with open-concept living space, a gourmet kitchen, and a spa-like primary bath.

The Carlton

Another of the four plans, sharing the community's 2 to 3 car garage options and flexible single or two-story layouts.

The Dumont

The fourth floor plan in the collection, rounding out a range that reaches up to approximately 3,248 square feet and 5 bedrooms.

For current plan availability and specifics on lots, orientation, and included features, contact me for details rather than relying on a single online listing, which may lag behind the community.


Which school districts serve The Preserve at Stonewood?

Homes in this part of Oakley are served by the Oakley Union Elementary School District and the Liberty Union High School District. School attendance boundaries change, so confirm current assignment with the district for a specific address before you rely on it.


Should you bring your own agent to a Seeno Homes community?

Yes. The representative you meet in the sales office at 403 Longhorn Way works for Seeno Homes, not for you. Their job is to represent the builder's interests in the transaction. To have someone on your side reviewing the purchase contract, the plan selections, the timeline, and the deposit terms, have me registered as your agent on your first visit. Builders typically ask that your agent accompany you or register you on that first trip, so reach out before you tour so I can represent you at no cost to you.

If you are early in the process, it helps to understand the full path from first visit to closing. My step-by-step guide to buying new construction covers registration, contracts, inspections, and walkthroughs. If you are still weighing a brand-new home against an existing one, my breakdown of new construction versus resale in East Contra Costa lays out the trade-offs.


What about Mello-Roos and special taxes in Oakley?

Newer communities in East Contra Costa County are often within a Community Facilities District, which can add a Mello-Roos special tax to the annual property tax bill. This is separate from any homeowners association. Before you write an offer, ask for the specific tax rate and duration tied to the address you are considering. My Mello-Roos explainer walks through what these special taxes are and how to check them. This is general information, not tax or legal advice.


The Preserve at Stonewood in the wider Oakley market

The Preserve at Stonewood is one of several new-construction communities in Oakley. For a fuller view of what is being built across the city, see my guide to new-construction homes in Oakley, CA, which puts this Seeno Homes community alongside the other neighborhoods and builders in the area.


Frequently asked questions

Who is the builder at The Preserve at Stonewood?

The Preserve at Stonewood is built by Seeno Homes, part of Discovery Builders, a longtime homebuilder in Contra Costa County.

How big are the homes at The Preserve at Stonewood?

The four floor plans range from approximately 2,095 to 3,248 square feet, with 4 to 5 bedrooms, 3 to 4 bathrooms, and 2 to 3 car garages, in single-story and two-story designs.

What are the floor plans called?

The four plans are The Amber, The Baxter, The Carlton, and The Dumont.

Where is the sales office?

The Seeno Homes sales office for The Preserve at Stonewood is at 403 Longhorn Way in Oakley, California.

What school districts serve the community?

The community is served by the Oakley Union Elementary School District and the Liberty Union High School District. Confirm current assignment with the district for a specific address.

How do I get current pricing and availability?

Pricing and availability change frequently and are not published here. Contact me for current pricing and availability, and I can also send plan details and lot options.


If you are considering The Preserve at Stonewood by Seeno Homes in Oakley, contact me for current pricing and availability, plan details, and help touring the community with your own representation. Call or text Jaz Chand at 925-250-9611. The Jaz Team at Merrill Signature Properties, DRE #01751823. This is general information, not tax or legal advice.